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Mill Creek (Patterson Creek tributary)

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Mill Creek is a small tributary stream of Patterson Creek in Mineral County, West Virginia. It is also known as Mill Run.

Headwaters and course

Mill Creek's headwaters is located between New Creek Mountain and Knobly Mountain where it begins its course flowing south between the two mountain ridges. The stream curves to the east and runs through Grayson Gap in Knobly Mountain. From Grayson Gap, Mill Creek meanders through the community of Antioch. It heads in a northeasterly direction towards the community of Markwood where Mill Creek parallels the Northwestern Turnpike (U.S. Highway 50). The stream flows east through Mill Creek Country Club and to the rear of Travellers Rest. Mill Creek continues its eastern course to the south of US 50 where it is fed by Dry and Sugar Runs. After its confluence with Sugar Run, Mill Creek meanders through the town of Burlington before finally emptying into Patterson Creek.

Tributaries

Tributary streams are listed from the source to the mouth.

  • Parrill Run
  • Dry Run
  • Sugar Run