Marble Creek (St. Francis River tributary)

Marble Creek is a stream located in the southeastern Missouri Ozarks, in the United States. It is a tributary of the St. Francis River.

The creek flows generally southeast through Bollinger and Madison Counties. The creek's watershed is largely within the St. Francois Mountains region. Its source is located in Madison County, and it empties into the St. Francis River in Bollinger County.

The creek is noted for its rocky, often marble-like streambed, which lends to its name. The surrounding terrain is typically forested and characterized by steep hills and valleys. Marble Creek offers recreational opportunities, including fishing and hiking.

The area around Marble Creek is sparsely populated, with small communities scattered throughout the watershed. Land use is primarily forestry and recreation, with some agriculture. The creek is part of the larger St. Francis River drainage basin.