Brewington Creek facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Brewington Creek |
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| Main source | 29°55′38″N 99°25′17″W / 29.9271598°N 99.4214355°W |
| River mouth | 29°52′33″N 99°20′56″W / 29.8757733°N 99.3489332°W |
Brewington Creek is a small stream located in Bandera County, Texas, in the United States. A stream is a natural flow of water, smaller than a river. Brewington Creek plays a part in the local water system of this area.
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Where is Brewington Creek Located?
Brewington Creek flows through Bandera County, which is in the central part of Texas. Texas is a large state in the southern United States. You can see its general location on the map in the infobox above.
The Journey of the Creek
The creek begins its journey at its source, which is like its starting point. It then flows for a certain distance. Finally, it reaches its mouth, where it joins a larger body of water. This is how water travels through the landscape.
How Brewington Creek Got Its Name
Brewington Creek received its name a long time ago, in the 1850s. It was named after a "pioneer settler."
What is a Pioneer Settler?
A pioneer settler was one of the first people to move into and live in a new area. These settlers often explored new lands. They built homes and started communities in places where few people lived before. Naming natural features like creeks after them was a common way to honor their efforts.
