Saltwater Creek (Gold Coast)

Saltwater Creek is a tidal waterway located on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. It is a tributary of the Nerang River, flowing into the river system near Southport.

The creek is characterized by its mangrove-lined banks and estuarine environment. It provides important habitat for a variety of marine and avian life. Saltwater Creek is subject to tidal fluctuations, influencing its salinity and water levels.

Historically, the creek has been used for recreational activities such as fishing and boating. Residential development has occurred along portions of its banks, influencing the natural environment. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect the ecological integrity of Saltwater Creek and its surrounding areas. The creek forms part of the broader Nerang River catchment area, which is subject to management plans aimed at maintaining water quality and biodiversity.