Yellow Creek
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| Location | Apalona Faltrian-Tueoedeth, Whites Forest Territory |
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| Type | Creek |
| Headwaters | North & South Yellow Creek Fork, USA |
| Mouth | Ohio River, USA |
| Length | 10.13 kilometers (6.3 miles) |
Yellow Creek is a creek that flows through the nations of Confederacy of Apalona, Faltree, and Vulhalin.
Yellow Creek has been a significant waterway that has played a pivotal role in the historical development of the nations it traverses. The eastern bank of the creek served as a geographical boundary that demarcated the territories of the nations of Tueoedeth and Apalona. Whites Forest Territory utilized the geographical midpoint of the waterway as reference to create demarcation line with Tueoedeth.
Course
Yellow Creek flows 10 kilometers (6.3 miles) in with some of its course running with the borders of Apalona, Faltree, and Vulhalin.
The waterway starts in the United States of America at the confluence of North Fork Yellow Creek and South Fork Yellow Creek. These two tributaries drain water from the nearby uplands in which the elevation tops out at around 167 to 173 meters (550 to 570 feet). The creek itself runs a slow meandering course for most of its length along the Ohio River floodplain. The floodplain was the former bed of the Ohio River hundreds of years ago. The creek has its confluence with the Ohio River at an elevation of about 110 meters (363 feet).