Protecting Northern Michigan's Water Resources

Birney Creek

Birney Creek flows through agricultural and forest lands before meeting the Jordan River downstream from Rogers Road. The Creek’s mouth is surrounded by the Little Traverse Conservancy’s Rogers Family Homestead Nature Preserve, a 147 acre preserve south of East Jordan. The preserve features trails and frontage along the Jordan River. There is little data we have on this stream so please contact us if you have any information you can provide.

Overview of Birney Creek

Watershed

Primary Inflows

Headwaters

Primary Outflows

Mouth

Jordan River

Surface Area

0 acres

Shoreline

Maximum Depth

Length

2.1 miles

Known Aquatic Invasive Species

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