Wolf Run (Muncy Creek tributary)

Wolf Run is a small tributary stream of Muncy Creek, located in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is a minor waterway within the larger Muncy Creek watershed. Wolf Run flows generally southward from its source to its confluence with Muncy Creek.

While not a major river or waterway, Wolf Run plays a role in the local ecosystem. It contributes to the overall water volume of Muncy Creek and likely supports local wildlife and plant life along its banks. The stream is situated in a primarily rural area, and its watershed likely consists of a mix of forested land, agricultural fields, and residential areas.

Detailed information about the stream's specific characteristics, such as its length, exact drainage area, and water quality, may be found in local hydrological studies, geological surveys, or environmental reports. The name "Wolf Run" suggests a historical presence of wolves in the area, though no specific documentation about this is readily available.