Established in 1962, the name Cross Creeks refers to the intersection of the North and South Cross Creeks intersection on the refuge at its midpoint.
Documents pertaining to changes for Hunt and Fish Programs 2019-2020
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No matter your talents or abilities, you can help us by volunteering!
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Calling all student artists...try your hand at creating a duck stamp. It's easy, fun and free to participate.
Learn more about the Federal Jr. Duck Stamp program!
Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge is a great place for photography!
Refuge Photo Galleries
Monarchs are the only butterflies to make a migration to Mexico. Join us in conserving this unique species!
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The deadline for submitting an application for the quota hunts has already passed. Results can be seen by clicking the link below. You can also log into your RecAccess account for results.
Summer's just begun and, but our fall hunting season is just around the corner. Click to see more details or to see the fall/spring hunting regulations and map.
Cross Creeks has always been a great place for a peaceful paddle. Learn some of the best places to go and dip your paddle! Click the "Learn More" link for a map of that area.
If you want to learn more about nature or wildlife, we've got just the place for you! Our "Just for Kids" page has information, games, and ways you can help wildlife at home.
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Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge is managed as part of the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge Complex.
The National Wildlife Refuge System, within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, manages a national network of lands and waters set aside to conserve America's fish, wildlife, and plants.
Cross Creeks now has a brand new office and Visitor Center! Come check out our new facility complete with interactive exhibits!
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