History of South Fork Kuskokwim River

The name was used in 1907 by Gordon (1917, p. 104) who also reported its Indian name as "Istna." In 1899 Lieutenant Herron, (1901, p. 45 and map), USA, had reported the Indian name as "E-cheat-nu." J. E. Spurr and W. S. Post, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), considered this stream the main Kuskokwim River.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near South Fork Kuskokwim River

Ch-idotl-ul Chak-, Nelch-ots-in Minh Dazdlodi, Tutl-o Hidochak-,

Misdi,

Ch-idotl-ul Chak- Mina, Ch-itsu Tiya- Mina, Cottonwood Lake, Crawson Lake, Dick McCarthy Lake, Dolmoya Mina-, Edzechak- Mina-, Fourmile Lake, Guitar Lake, Salmonberry Lake, Soji Hwno- Mina-, Tonedr Dits- Dazdlo Mina-, Tron- Kayih Mina-,

Brush Peak, Greens Head, Jumbo Peak, Limestone Mountain, Strand Peak,

East Fork Kuskokwim River, East Fork Slough, North Fork Kuskokwim River, Pitka Fork Middle Fork Kuskokwim River, Salmon River, South Fork Kuskokwim River,

Bannard Pup, Medicine Creek, Puzzle Creek, Scow Harry Creek, Submarine Creek, Tecla Creek, Tonlhona Creek,

Birch Gulch, Crystal Gulch, Dry Gulch, Encio Gulch, Greer Gulch, Holmes Gulch, Lime Gulch, Riddle Gulch, Whistling Gulch,

Medfra,