Skeleton Creek, near Enid, OK was once known as "Ephraim Creek" but in 1867, a cholera epidemic decimated a band of some one hundred refuge Shawnee and Caddo Indians camped along its banks. There were too many casualties to bury and their bodies were left where they died. In the following years the field skeletons blanketing the ground there resulted in its name being changed to "Skeleton Creek" in memory of the disaster.
Yes, Skeleton Creek in Oklahoma has been identified as polluted due to high levels of bacteria and other contaminants from agricultural runoff and urban development. Water quality monitoring and pollution control measures are in place to address this issue.
The third Skeleton Creek book is called "The Crossbones."
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When was Skeleton Creek published?
Skeleton Creek - novel - was created in 2009.
Yes, there is a sequel to Skeleton Creek.
Skeleton Creek is a fictional setting created for the book series of the same name by Patrick Carman. The skeleton in the story is a fictional element used to add mystery and suspense to the plot.
Crossbones
You can watch the Skeleton Creek videos on the official YouTube channel for the series or on the official website for the Skeleton Creek books. The videos are an integral part of the interactive storytelling experience of the series.
Skeleton Creek The Crossbones. But I think there's going to be a forth book of skeleton creek
i really don't remember but it was like in 1950's.
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