and Gilbert's run about a mile below.—Elwood's run and Wilson's run, which rise in Byberry township, unite to form Byberry creek, which enters the Poquessing near the Red Lion tavern.—Colbert's run and Walton's run unite and form Walton's creek, which flows into the Byberry. The latter meets the Poquessing within a mile of where it enters the Delaware River. On Lindstrom's map this stream is called Pouquessinge, La Riviere de Kakimon's. Mr. Henry defines Kakamon's to be a name for the pike, so that this was Pike creek; but Peder Lindstrom also has upon his map Drake Kylen, La Riviere des Dragons, or Dragon River. Johan Campanius calls it Drake Kylen. In a patent to Nicholas Moore it is called Poetquessingh, and on Holmes' map, Potquessin. See also List of parks in Philadelphia List of Pennsylvania rivers References External links U.S. Geological Survey: PA stream gauging stations A photograph of Poquessing Creek from Windows Live Local, after flowing under I-95 and just before emptying into the Delaware River Listing of the Frankford Avenue Bridge at Philadelphia Architects and Buildings Listing and photographs of the Frankford Avenue Bridge at the Historic American Engineering Record Friends of Poquessing Watershed - a local watershed conservation group Rivers of Pennsylvania Tributaries of the Delaware River Northeast Philadelphia Rivers of Bucks County, Pennsylvania Rivers of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Rivers of Philadelphia