Sandy Lick Creek facts for kids

Sandy Lick Creek on the Beaver Meadow Walkway in DuBois, Pennsylvania

Sandy Lick Creek is a stream located in northwest Pennsylvania, United States. It is a tributary, which means it's a smaller stream that flows into a larger one. Sandy Lick Creek joins Redbank Creek.

This creek starts in Sandy Township, just north of a place called Lake Sabula. As it flows, Sandy Lick Creek eventually meets North Fork Creek. When these two creeks come together in the town of Brookville, Jefferson County, they form the Redbank Creek.

Towns and Townships Along the Creek

Sandy Lick Creek flows through several different towns and townships as it makes its way downstream. These are like the local areas or communities that the creek passes through. Here are the places it travels through, from where it starts to where it ends:

Smaller Streams Joining Sandy Lick Creek

Many smaller streams and runs flow into Sandy Lick Creek, adding to its water. These are also called tributaries. Here is a list of the named streams that join Sandy Lick Creek, starting from the ones closest to where Sandy Lick Creek begins and moving downstream: