Puchshinnubie Creek Explained

Puchshinnubie Creek is a stream in the U.S. state of Mississippi.

Puchshinnubie Creek most likely was named after a Choctaw chieftain.[1] Variant names are "Bucksnubby Branch", "Puchshennubee", "Puchshenubbie", "Puchshenubee", "Puchshenubie", "Puchshinnubie", "Puchshinubbie", "Puchshinubee", "Puchshinubie", "Puchshunerbie Creek", "Puckshennubie", "Puckshenubbie", "Puckshenubeev", "Puckshenubie", "Puckshinnubiev", "Puckshinubbie", "Puckshinubee", and "Puckshinubie Creek".

References

33.5807°N -90.0404°W

Notes and References

  1. Book: Baca, Keith A.. Native American Place Names in Mississippi. 2007. University Press of Mississippi. 978-1-60473-483-6. 87.

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