Humphries Brook facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Humphries Brook
Location of the mouth of Humphries Brook
Country	United States
State	New York
County	Delaware
Physical characteristics
Main source	41°54′36″N 75°14′08″W / 41.9100873°N 75.2354495°W / 41.9100873; -75.2354495
River mouth	Delaware River 860 ft (260 m) 41°52′06″N 75°12′52″W / 41.8684210°N 75.2143383°W / 41.8684210; -75.2143383

Humphries Brook is a small river located in Delaware County, New York. It's like a natural pathway for water! This brook starts its journey by flowing into Somerset Lake from the west. After leaving the lake, it continues its path south. Finally, Humphries Brook joins a much bigger river, the Delaware River, near a place called Lordville.

Where Does Humphries Brook Flow?

Humphries Brook is found in the beautiful New York State. It's part of the Delaware River system, which is a huge network of rivers and streams. The brook's journey ends when it meets the Delaware River.

The Journey of the Water

The water in Humphries Brook travels quite a distance.

• It begins its flow from a source, which is the starting point of the brook.
• Then, it flows into Somerset Lake, adding its water to the lake.
• After passing through the lake, the brook continues its path.
• Finally, it reaches its mouth, where it empties into the Delaware River. This meeting point is about 860 ft (260 m) above sea level.