Rush Creek (Root River tributary)

Rush Creek is a stream located in southeastern Minnesota, United States. It is a tributary of the Root River, which eventually flows into the Mississippi River. The creek is known for its cold, clear water and its popularity as a trout stream.

The watershed of Rush Creek is primarily agricultural, with some forested areas. Land use practices in the watershed can impact water quality in the creek. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect and improve the stream's habitat for trout and other aquatic life.

Rush Creek is a popular destination for anglers seeking to catch brown trout and other trout species. The stream is managed by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to maintain its trout population.

The exact length and source of Rush Creek are not always consistently documented in readily available public records, sometimes leading to differing figures based on the specific survey or source. This variation is not uncommon for smaller streams and tributaries.