Corrumpa Creek, Natural watercourse in Cimarron County and Union County, United States
Corrumpa Creek is a natural watercourse that originates from Weatherly Lake and flows through New Mexico and Oklahoma. The creek forms two separate branches that merge together before the water continues into Oklahoma.
McNees Crossing on the creek was an important stopping point along the Santa Fe Trail. This location provided travelers with water and supplies during their journeys.
The waterway maintains significance in local communities, connecting various settlements while supporting traditional agricultural practices across county boundaries.
The creek's water supports farming and creates wildlife habitats across both counties. Visitors can enjoy outdoor activities and nature exploration along its path.
Near Felt, Oklahoma, the creek merges with Seneca Creek and becomes known as the Beaver River. This junction marks where the waters take on a new name and identity.
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