Lame Johnny Creek Burnt Wood Creek[1]
Lame Johnny Creek's intersection with South Dakota Highway 79
Lame Johnny Creek mouth location in South Dakota
Etymology	"Lame Johnny," local outlaw
Location
Custer County
Fall River County
Physical characteristics
Source	South fork source[2]
• coordinates	43°42′16″N 103°28′17″W / 43.7044303°N 103.4713047°W / 43.7044303; -103.4713047
2nd source	North fork source[3]
• coordinates	43°42′52″N 103°26′05″W / 43.7144313°N 103.434638°W / 43.7144313; -103.434638
Mouth	Cheyenne River
• coordinates	43°28′27″N 103°06′13″W / 43.4741516°N 103.1035301°W / 43.4741516; -103.1035301
Basin features
Progression	Cheyenne River→ Missouri River→ Mississippi River→ Gulf of Mexico
River system	Cheyenne River system

Lame Johnny Creek is a stream in the U.S. state of South Dakota.^[1] It is mostly located in Custer County, with its mouth located in Northern Fall River County. Its mouth is located on the Cheyenne River, which itself flows into the Missouri River about 130 miles downstream. Parts of the river are located in Custer State Park.

Lame Johnny Creek was named after Cornelius Donahue, a highway robber who was lynched by a mob near the creek.^[4]

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