Stockclough Brook flows into the Roddlesworth in the Stanworth Valley, opposite the site of what was probably once a small mill. The brook rises close to Potter's and flows west and south west, skirting by Lower Whitehalgh Farm before passing beneath Stockclough Lane and the M65 Motorway. Whitehalgh Brook joins near stepping stones in Owlet Holes Wood before Stockclough Brook flows beneath the Stockclough Viaduct, over which the former railway between Cherry Tree and Chorley once ran, before joining the Roddlesworth.
Stockclough Brook is a waterway that flows into Roddlesworth River in Stanworth Valley, near a former mill site. It originates near Potter's and travels west-southwest, passing by Lower Whitehalgh Farm before crossing Stockclough Lane and the M65 Motorway.  Whitehalgh Brook joins it near stepping stones in Owlet Holes Wood before Stockclough Brook flows beneath the Stockclough Viaduct, which was once part of a railway line between Cherry Tree and Chorley.