Worse Creek is a watercourse located in Queensland, Australia. It is a tributary of the Burdekin River, one of Australia's largest rivers by discharge volume. The creek contributes to the overall hydrology of the Burdekin River catchment, an extensive river system that drains a significant portion of north-eastern Queensland.
Geographically, Worse Creek flows through terrain characteristic of the region, which can include varying landscapes from pastoral lands to more rugged or vegetated areas, depending on its specific course. As part of the wider Burdekin basin, its waters ultimately flow into the Coral Sea. The Burdekin River system is notable for its role in regional agriculture, particularly sugarcane farming, and for the Burdekin Falls Dam, which is a major source of water supply and hydroelectric power. While Worse Creek itself is a smaller component, it plays a part in the complex network of waterways that define the region's natural environment.