Montour Run [SEP] named after
800.6 acres of the watershed of Montour Run and 538.7 acres of the watershed are occupied by cropland.
There are NWI wetlands and steep slopes on the lower reaches of Montour Run.
There are of streams in the Montour Run watershed.
History.
Montour Run is named after Madame Montour.
A stone arch bridge was built over the stream near Bloomsburg in 1880 and it underwent repair in 1927. It is long and as of 2009, 150 vehicles per day travel over it.
Biology.
Montour
a broad valley with Limestone Ridge on the north and receiving many unnamed tributaries from both sides. After several miles, the creek leaves the valley and crosses Interstate 80. Several tenths of a mile further downstream, it exits Liberty Township and Montour County.
Upon exiting Montour County, Chillisquaque Creek enters East Chillisquaque Township, Northumberland County. It then turns south-southeast for about a mile, flowing close to the county line and crossing Pennsylvania Route 642. In this reach, it receives Beaver Run, its last named tributary