Crooked Creek (Salt River tributary)

Crooked Creek is a stream located in Kentucky, USA. It is a tributary of the Salt River, meaning it flows into the Salt River. Many streams and creeks in the United States are named Crooked Creek, suggesting the name is descriptive of the stream's winding or irregular course. The specific Crooked Creek that is a tributary of the Salt River is relatively small, primarily draining agricultural and forested land. Its watershed is part of the larger Salt River watershed, which eventually flows into the Ohio River. Specific information regarding the length, depth, or significant geological features of this particular Crooked Creek is limited in widely available databases.