Green Valley Creek (Sydney)

Green Valley Creek is a minor creek located in the western suburbs of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is primarily a stormwater channel that drains the Green Valley area, a suburb within the City of Liverpool.

The creek originates from a series of drainage lines within Green Valley and flows in a generally easterly direction. It is largely concreted or channelized throughout its course, reflecting its primarily functional role in managing stormwater runoff from the surrounding residential and commercial areas.

Green Valley Creek eventually discharges into a larger waterway, though the precise point of confluence and the name of the receiving watercourse may vary depending on local mapping and definitions used by Liverpool City Council and other relevant authorities. Information regarding the ecological health of the creek is limited, but due to its heavily modified state, it is likely to exhibit characteristics common to urban waterways impacted by stormwater pollution and habitat loss.

While not a significant natural feature, Green Valley Creek plays an important role in local drainage and flood mitigation. It is also likely integrated into the area's broader stormwater management infrastructure, which is maintained by Liverpool City Council. Detailed information regarding the creek's catchment area, flow rates, and water quality would be available from Liverpool City Council’s environmental management department or related documents like catchment management plans.