Brush Creek (North Fork Salt River tributary)

Brush Creek is a stream in Missouri, United States. It is a tributary of the North Fork Salt River.

Course: Brush Creek originates in Knox County and flows generally southward, eventually converging with the North Fork Salt River in Shelby County.

Geography: The creek's watershed is primarily agricultural, with rolling hills and some forested areas. The surrounding terrain is typical of northeastern Missouri.

Hydrology: Brush Creek is a relatively small stream, with its flow rate influenced by seasonal rainfall. It is subject to fluctuations in water level, particularly during periods of heavy precipitation.

Ecology: The stream supports a variety of aquatic life, including fish, invertebrates, and plant species common to the region. Riparian vegetation along the creek banks provides habitat for wildlife.

Recreation: Brush Creek is not a major recreational waterway, but it may be used for fishing or other low-impact activities by local residents. Access to the creek is primarily through private property.