65 ° 28' 59.999" N,
144 ° 38' 3.001" W
Yukon-Koyukuk (CA)
919 ft (280.11 m)
29 mi. SW of Circle, Yukon Tanana High.
HistoryThe hot springs here were reportedly discovered in 1893 by William Greats . In 1905, Franklin Leach homesteaded 160 acres around the springs and developed the place into a resort. The population of the resort was 17 in 1930 ; 1924.
Little Medicine Lake, Medicine Lake,
Mountains:Rivers:Streams:Albert Creek, Big Mosquito Creek, Bottom Dollar Creek, Buckley Bar Creek, Crooked Creek, Deadwood Creek, Easley Creek, East Albert Creek, Graveyard Creek, Greenhorn Creek, Half Dollar Creek, Harrison Creek, Holdem Creek, Hot Springs Creek, Jumpoff Creek, Ketchem Creek, Little Mosquito Creek, North Fork Crazy Creek, Portage Creek, Portage Creek, Quartz Creek, Sheep Creek, South Fork Birch Creek, Traverse Creek, Two-bit Creek,
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