Tionadara Creek

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Tionadara Creek
Location
Country United States
State New York
Region Central New York Region
Physical characteristics
Mouth West Branch Unadilla River
  location
Bridgewater, New York
  coordinates
42°53′00″N75°14′24″W / 42.88344°N 75.23988°W / 42.88344; -75.23988
Basin features
Tributaries 
  right Burdick Brook

Tionadara Creek is a creek that converges with the West Branch Unadilla River in Bridgewater, New York.

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