It’s definitely more of a ‘Pond’ than a ‘Creek’ these days! See how still it is.
They obviously manage the water levels all along the few holes it abuts. You can see at least one of the control sluices on the left side of the pond at #11. There’s probably at least another one under the covered bridge.
The wee burn that runs along the side of #13 is a tributary of the creek which is now culverted across #12, but was originally an open watercourse.
I actually did a bit of a deep dive on ‘Rae’s Creek’. Quite interesting historically and there’s a cool aqueduct and recreation area involved too!
F.