Name of creek north of Mt Kosciuszko

[crollsurf]

Can anyone help me with the name of the creek that starts at Rawsons Pass?
It then heads north between Muellers Pass/Peak and Etheridge Ridge before joining the Snowy River. I can't see it named on any of the maps I have. Maybe it doesn't have a name but thought it worth asking.

[eggs]

There is a photo on Google Maps which labels it Rawson Creek.

[johnw]

Many years ago I remember crossing it once, down in the upper Snowy valley, via the shortcut pad between Seamans Hut and Muellers Pass.
I have a small collection of books, maps etc for the region, possibly some older, rarer ones. When I get a chance I'll have a look for any references re the name.

Nothing on NSW Geo Names Board, only Rawson Pass, Alice Rawson Peak (official) and Mt Alice Rawson (variant).

But I did find this online, which may help form a view that it's named informally:
https://mulubinba.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Summer-Walking-Guide-Rev-A-.pdf

On page 4 (end section of the Kunama Ruins track notes) it states:

Or for the fit and adventurous, an interesting and strenuous circuit can be done by climbing the steep slope to the S, across the saddle between Mts Northcote and Clarke, and dropping down in to the gully that joins Rawsons Creek.

And one of our own, NNW, makes a clear reference to it here:
https://www.bushwalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=18178#p244121


This person looks to be making a similar reference:
https://www.kev570.com/snowy31.jpg

The Snowy River running down from Mt Kosciuszko (left) and Rawson Creek running down from Mt Clarke (centre).

[crollsurf]

Thanks both, so it appears to have no official name, but is commonly known as Rawsons Creek.

[snowygreybeard]

The creek in the middle of that photo is Club Lake Creek. The OP was talking about the one upper left - which went past Rawsons Hut.

[johnw]

The creek in the middle of that photo is Club Lake Creek. The OP was talking about the one upper left - which went past Rawsons Hut.

I should have looked at that caption more closely. Yes, the dominant creek in the centre is definitely Club Lake Creek coming down from below Carruthers.
Rawson/s Creek is more obscure in the photo.