Brooks of Holyoke
A brook is a small stream of water. A creek is a stream intermediate in size. A river is large stream. Holyoke has one river – the Connecticut River. It has no creeks but does have many brooks. [A creek is deep enough to float a boat and wide enough that you cannot jump across it but they are hard to navigate since they are often blocked by fallen trees.]
| name | headwaters | naturally flows into | link |
| Barry Brook | Snake Pond | Bush Trask Brook (West Springfield) | link |
| Bray Brook | Mount Tom | Connecticut River | link |
| Broad Brook | East Mountain | Nashawannuck Pond | link |
| Cascade Brook | Mount Tom | Bray Brook | link |
| Crystal Spring | Crafts Hill | Day Brook | link |
| Day Brook | Crafts Hill | Connecticut River | link |
| Dibble Brook | East Mountain | Ashley Pond | link |
| Free Orchard Brook | Mount Tom | Roaring Brook | link |
| Green Brook | link | ||
| Hastings Brook | swamp near Whiting Street Reservoir | Roaring Brook | link |
| Paucatuck Brook | East Mountain | Westfield River | link |
| Riley Brook | East Mountain | Tannery Brook | link |
| Roaring Brook | East Mountain | Connecticut River | link |
| Schoolhouse Brook | Bobala Road | Goldine Brook (West Springfield) | link |
| Serendipity Brook | Mount Tom | Bray Brook | link |
| Tannery Brook | East Mountain | Connecticut River | link |
| Tatro Brook | East Mountain | Ashley Pond | link |