Talk:Lava Fork
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[edit] Cone, not a creek
I just looked up "Lava Fork" in BC Basemap, and it's listed as a creek; this should be titled "Lava Fork Cones". The nearby provincial park is Lava Forks Provincial Park which should already have a stub. Same as before, please create a new Lava Fork Cone or Lava Fork Cones, whichever, and transfer this material to that; this is not an important creek so does not need an article, but could remain a redirect; it just can't be the principal article with the title as it is.Skookum1 06:57, 16 January 2007 (UTC)
- Actually, Lava Fork appears to be the more commonly used term for this volcanic region, see here, here, here, here and here. The creek can be a section in the article; as its name suggests, it's volcanic. If no one replies I will go ahead and make the move. Black Tusk 03:23, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
