Information About

Manley Hot Springs

Quick Facts

Open in The Map Manley Hot Springs on The Map

Location

65 ° 0' 4" N,
150 ° 38' 2" W

Region

Yukon-Koyukuk (CA)

Nearest City

Minto

Length

53 ft (16.15 m)

Elevation

269 ft (81.99 m)

Manley Hot Springs in Detail.

About

population 72, on Hot Springs Slough, 54 mi. NE of the Bitzshtini Mts., Yukon-Tanana High.

History

J. F. Karshner located a homestead here in 1902, about the same time the U.S. Army Signal Corps established a telegraph station nearby; the place soon became known as Baker Hot Springs after Baker Creek. In 1907 Frank Manley (Hilliard B. Knowles) built a four-story Hot Springs Resort Hotel (Sims, 1965, p. 14). The village population became 101 in 1910; 29 in 1920; 45 in 1930; 39 in 1939; and 29 in 1950. The Hot Springs post office was established in 1907; name changed to Manley Hot Springs in 1957 (Ricks, 1965, p. 27, 41).

Topo Maps

Tanana (1951), Tanana (1951), Tanana (1951), Tanana A-2 (1952), Tanana A-2 (1953), Tanana A-2 (1953), Tanana A-2 (1953), Tanana (1956), Tanana (1956), Tanana (1956), Tanana (1956), Tanana (1960), Tanana (1960), Tanana (1960), Tanana (1960), Tanana A-2 SE (2017),
Places Near Manley Hot Springs
Areas:

Ch-edzaaye Dochaget,

Cliffs:

Giroux Bluff,

Hot Springs:

Manley Hot Springs,

Lakes:

Bear Lake,

Mountains:

Manley Hot Springs Dome, Roughtop Mountain,

Ridges:

Bean Ridge,

Rivers:

Zitziana River,

Streams:

Hot Springs Slough,

Streams:

Allen Creek, Baker Creek, Blowback Creek, California Creek, Camp Creek, Cold Creek, Colorado Creek, Cooney Creek, Gold Basin Creek, Karshner Creek, Killarney Creek, Little Beauty Creek, McCloud Ranch Creek, New York Creek, North Fork Baker Creek, Ohio Creek, Sunde Creek, Tonawanda Creek, Utah Creek, Washington Creek, Wolverine Creek,

Valleys:

Dalton Gulch, Ferguson Draw, Harter Gulch, Irish Gulch,

Cities:

Baker,