DEQ - Stony Creek (Oakland County) Watershed

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Stony Creek (Oakland County) Watershed

Watershed Summary

Stony Creek is a warm water tributary of the Clinton River, straddling the Oakland-Macomb County line in the northern half of the watershed. The main branch is 21.2 miles long, most of which is a designated county drain, and has five impoundments. The West Branch Stony Creek is 13.4 miles long in Oakland Township and has one impoundment.

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