Cargill Creek

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Cargill Creek
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Location of mouth
Location
Country The Bahamas
Physical characteristics
Mouth  
  location
Cargill Cay, Central Andros
  coordinates
24°29′00″N77°43′21″W / 24.4834°N 77.72256°W / 24.4834; -77.72256 (Cargill Creek) Coordinates: 24°29′00″N77°43′21″W / 24.4834°N 77.72256°W / 24.4834; -77.72256 (Cargill Creek)

The Cargill Creek is a tidal creek in Cargill Creek, Central Andros, the Bahamas. [1]

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References

  1. "Cargill Creek". GeoNames. Retrieved July 8, 2021.