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This article is about the movie but yet separate continuity facility. For the canon location, see Cheyenne Mountain complex.
| Creek Mountain | |
|---|---|
 The main entrance | |
| Location type | Facility |
| Geographical situation | |
| Galaxy | Milky Way |
| Planet | Earth |
| Continent | North America |
| Country | USA |
| State | Colorado |
| Usage | |
| Affiliation | US Air Force |
| Information non linked to the Stargate universe | |
| First appearance | Stargate |
The Creek Mountain facility is a complex located in Colorado, USA. It has been the location of the Project Giza.
Overview
Creek Mountain is operated by US Air Force military. Is has at least 28 underground levels, in which are stored many secret devices.
History
Before beeing the location of the Stargate, this facility was a former nuclear missile silo which has been completely converted (Stargate).
Evolution
Stargate (1995)
Doctor Daniel Jackson is driven to the Creek Mountain facility. There, in sub-level 28, he discovers the Giza coverstone and two weeks later, the Stargate.
Notes
- This military facility has been retconned in the Stargate SG-1 series. In "Children of the Gods" and the following Stargate episodes, the Cheyenne Mountain complex (a real-world location) is the official secret location for the Stargate Program. In the dialogue between Colonel Jack O'Neill and the officer inside the elevator leading down to sub-level 28, O'Neill stated he's been there (in the facility) before.
Behind the scenes
- Unlike the Cheyenne Moutain complex, the Creek Mountain facility is purely fictional. There is no such installation in real world.
- According to the IMDb website, The complex entrance is the same showed in the 1983 movie WarGames, which was referenced as NORAD Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs.[1]
See also
- Cheyenne Mountain complex, the canon Stargate Program facility.
External links
References
- ↑ This point has to be checked.