History of Kason Spit

Eskimo name meaning "drumstick"; so called because of its nearness to a circular sand bar called "the drum" (Kilon). Name reported in 1966 by E. S. Burch.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Kason Spit

Talak,

Kasigiaglik Bar,

Kaglugrak Deep, Kograk Deep,

Kason Spit, Kilogorak Spit,

Kivalina,

Imnakuk Bluff, Imnauralik Cliff,

Kisimigiuktuk Hill, Kitiram Ipitanga Hills, Pingau Hill, Simik Hill, Sivuchek Mountain, Sivutsiak Hill, Umarachek Peak,

Atsakirak Mound,

Kikiktauralik Lake, Kivalina Lagoon, Nuyakaglik Lakes,

Siagrorak, Tatsimisa,

Asikpak Mountain, Company Mountain,

Kivalik Inlet, Singauk Entrance, Sinrakrurak Inlet,

Kisaymaruktuk Mountain, Siaktak Hills,

Kivalina River, Wulik River,

Akalugram Creek, Auvom Creek, Company Creek, Igrugaivik Creek, Imnakuk Creek, Kalgiksuk Creek, Kangiligaurak Creek,