Harker Creek (Wisconsin)

Harker Creek is a small, unnamed stream located in western Wisconsin. It is a tributary of the Apple River, which eventually flows into the St. Croix River. The creek is situated primarily within Polk County, Wisconsin.

Harker Creek is typically a shallow stream, characterized by a rocky bed and forested banks. The surrounding landscape is a mix of woodlands and agricultural lands. The creek likely plays a role in the local watershed, contributing to water quality and providing habitat for aquatic life, although detailed studies specifically focusing on Harker Creek are scarce. Specific fish species and other fauna inhabiting Harker Creek are not well documented publicly.

The name "Harker Creek" appears to be derived from a local family or early settler named Harker who resided near the creek. Historical records and more detailed geographic information regarding Harker Creek are not readily available in publicly accessible databases. Further research through local historical societies and county records might be needed to ascertain its exact history and ecological significance. The creek is primarily of local interest.