Quick Facts
on N coast of Seward Peninsula, 30 mi. W of Deering; Kotzebue-Kobuk Low. 16 miles wide.
Historyso named by Lieutenant Otto von Kotzebue while exploring the region in August 1816 because here he had "good hope" of making important geographic discoveries.
Cripple River, Goodhope River,
Streams:Clifford Creek, Eagle Creek, Fox Creek, Francis Creek, Hoodlum Creek, Kougachuk Creek, Kungealoruk Creek, Lava Creek, Mystery Creek, Oregon Creek, Polar Bear Creek, Pot Creek, Reindeer Creek,
