Catasauqua Creek is a left bank tributary entering from the East shore of the historic Lehigh River/Canal and is often known as "Catty Creek". Variant names Over the years, the occupants of Catasauqua underwent a great deal of change, with initial settlers shown to be Irish, while by the 1810s the population was mainly of German descent. This may account for the variety of alternative names of the creek. Variant Names registered by the : Caladaqua Creek, Caladoque Creek, Calandaqua Creek, Calesoque Creek, Calisuk Creek, Catasocque Creek, Coladaque Creek, Colesauque Creek, Colesoque Creek, Colesquque Creek, Collasauque Creek, Gatasaque Creek, Gattoshacki Creek, Gottoschacki Creek, Gottshacki Creek, and Mill Creek The USGS co-ordinate data "40.7377778, -75.4336111" (Lat 40° 44' 16" N. & Lng 075° 26' 01" W.) when entered into www.google.com/map/place search box puts the stream's source in Northampton approximately south of Pheasant Drive, county road 248, (in the dell between Hilltop Rd and Sickle Rd., ~ north of their junction. Its origin is near Miller State Pond in East Allen Township. It flows through Allen Township, North Catasauqua and finally, into Catasauqua, where it flows into the Lehigh Canal and Lehigh River. Along its course, it passes Catasauqua High School and flows through Willowbrook Golf Course in North Catasauqua and through Catasauqua Park. References Rivers of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania Rivers of Pennsylvania Rivers of Northampton County, Pennsylvania