Clear Creek (Rocky River tributary)

Clear Creek is a tributary of the Rocky River in northern Ohio, United States. It flows primarily through Medina County, eventually emptying into the East Branch of the Rocky River. The creek is characterized by its relatively clear water, owing in part to its source springs and its course through wooded areas that minimize sediment runoff.

The watershed of Clear Creek supports a variety of aquatic life, including fish, macroinvertebrates, and amphibians. Its riparian zone provides habitat for numerous bird species and mammals. Land use in the Clear Creek watershed is a mix of agricultural, residential, and forested areas.

Water quality in Clear Creek is monitored by local and state environmental agencies to assess its health and identify potential sources of pollution. Efforts are often focused on reducing agricultural runoff and preventing erosion along the creek's banks. The creek is also used for recreational activities such as fishing and hiking.