60 ° 12' 19.638" N,
154 ° 20' 59.154" W
Lake and Peninsula
40 mi (64.37 km)
253 ft (77.11 m)
2 mi. NE of Nondalton and 40 mi. W of Cook Inlet, Alaska Range. 40 miles long.
HistoryNamed for John W. Clark, "chief of the Nushagak trading post in 1891 and discoverer of the lake." Probably named by A. B. Schanz, who was with the Frank Leslie Illustrated Newspaper Expedition, and who published the in 1891. According to Schanz, the native name is "Kilchikh-vona," which may represent an Eskimo name with an Indian ending. A Russian map of 1802 shows this lake as "Ilima" (Baker, 1906, p. 186).
Pictures of, from, or near Lake Clark.
Chulitna Bay, Hardenburg Bay, Turner Bay,
Capes:Cape Shishkin, Chi Point, Tanalian Point,
Islands:Lakes:Lake Clark, Kijik Lake, Lower Tazimina Lake, Tazimina Lakes,
Mountains:Kijik Mountain, Tanalian Mountain,
Rivers:Chulitna River, Kijik River, Tanalian River,
Streams:Miller Creek, Takoka Creek, Tommy Creek,
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