Deep Run (Broad Creek tributary)

Deep Run is a tributary of Broad Creek located in the state of Delaware, United States. It is a relatively small stream, characterized by its slow-moving, often dark-stained waters, a result of tannins leaching from surrounding vegetation. The surrounding area typically consists of forested wetlands and agricultural land. Deep Run eventually empties into Broad Creek, which then flows into the Nanticoke River and ultimately the Chesapeake Bay. The stream is part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed and contributes to its overall health and ecological balance. Its specific location and drainage area can be found on relevant topographic maps and in hydrological surveys. Local environmental agencies often monitor Deep Run and other tributaries for water quality and potential pollutants.