Bear Creek - Water Bodies

Water Bodies

In California
  • Bear Creek (San Francisquito Creek), a tributary of San Francisquito Creek in San Mateo County
  • Bear Creek (San Mateo County, California), a tributary of Pescadero Creek
  • Bear Creek (Santa Ana River), a tributary of the Santa Ana River
  • Bear Creek (Sonoma Creek), a tributary of Sonoma Creek in Sonoma County
In Oregon
  • Bear Creek (Oregon), several streams of that name
  • Bear Creek (Rogue River), a tributary of the Rogue River
In Pennsylvania
  • Bear Creek (Pennsylvania) (disambiguation), several streams of that name
  • Bear Creek (Lehigh River), a tributary of the Lehigh River
  • Bear Creek (Loyalsock Creek), a tributary of Loyalsock Creek
Elsewhere
  • Bear Creek (Yellow River), a tributary of the Yellow River in Iowa
  • Bear Creek (Upper Iowa River), in Iowa and Minnesota
  • Bear Creek (New Jersey), a tributary of the Pequest River
  • Bear Creek Reservoir, in Alabama
  • Lambly Creek, also known as Bear Creek, in British Columbia, Canada

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