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KING CREEK. King Creek rises three miles southwest of Cedar Shores Estates in eastern Bosque County (at 31°54' N, 97°30' W) and runs east for six miles to its mouth on Lake Whitney and the Brazos River, at Lakewood Harbor (at 31°54' N, 97°25' W). It is intermittent for half its length.

 

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