Hangman Creek (Benewah County, Idaho-Spokane County, Wash.)

found: Work cat: Bauer, S.B. Assessment of nonirrigated cropland runoff, Hangman Creek, Benewah County, 1981-1982, 1983:page 6 (headwaters of Hangman Creek originate in norther Idaho in the mountains east of the Palouse country of Benewah County; flows northwest crossing the Idaho-Washington border near Tensed, Idaho; enters the Spokane River at Spokane, Washington)

found: GNIS, August 6, 2015(Hangman Creek; stream; heads in St. Joe National Forest, in the foothills of Benewah County, Idaho, 2.3 km (1.4 mi) southeast of Charles Butte, flows northwest for 89 km (55 mi) to the Spokane River, just west of Spokane, Washington; sequence 1 Spokane County, Washington, sequence 2 Whitman County, Washington, sequence 3 Benewah County, Idaho; variant names: Camas Prairie Creek, Camass Prairie Creek, Hangman's Creek, Hangmans Creek, Hngosmn, Kamas Prairie Creek, La-Tah, Lah-taw, Lah-too, Lahtoo, Lartoo, Latah Creek, Lau-taw Creek, Lautaw Creek, Ned-Wauld River, Nedlewhauld, Neduald, Nedwhauld River, Nedwhuald River, Sin-sin-too-aley, Sin-sin-too-ooley, Snt'ut'u'lmkhwkwe', and sin-too-too-ooley; Little Hangman Creek has a variant of Hangman Creek that has sequence 1 in Whitman County, Washington and sequence 2 in Benewah County, Idaho)