I had said that the answer had to match exactly, and no one did that; however, both vawter85 and RTFC both clearly knew the area, so I am going to give each of them credit for a correct answer. North Two Ocean Creek is found in the Teton Wilderness of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, located in the northwestern part of the state, south of Yellowstone National Park. It straddles the continental divide. At the “parting of the waters”, the creek appears to split around an island, but what an island it is! It goes all the way to the Panama Canal or the tip of South American if you don’t count canals. Pacific Creek winds up in the Snake River and, in turn, the Columbia River. Atlantic Creek winds up in the Yellowstone River and eventually in the Mississippi River. There is also a South Two Ocean Creek in Two Ocean Pass. Unlike NTOC, STOC only feeds Atlantic Creek.