Wolf Creek (South Grand River tributary)

Wolf Creek is a stream in west-central Missouri, USA. It is a tributary of the South Grand River. The creek's course flows generally northeast through primarily agricultural lands.

Specifically, Wolf Creek is located in Henry County. It rises in the southern portion of the county and flows generally northeast, eventually emptying into the South Grand River. The watershed is primarily used for agriculture, including row crops and pastureland. The creek's flow is subject to seasonal variations, with higher flows during the spring and after periods of significant rainfall, and lower flows during the summer and fall months.

The creek's name, "Wolf Creek," is a common place name in the United States, likely derived from the historical presence of wolves in the area. No significant settlements are located directly along the creek's banks, although agricultural activities impact the surrounding landscape.