64 ° 40' 53" N,
163 ° 24' 20.002" W
Nome (CA)
102 ft (31.09 m)
population 151, on left bank of Fish River, 15 mi. NW of Golovin and 33 mi. NE of Solomon, Seward Peninsula High.
HistoryEstablished in 1899 when C. D. Lane put up a large warehouse as headquarters for the supplies he intended to use on his numerous gold claims i n the Council district (North American Transportation and Trading Company, 1900, p 25). The name was derived from the mountain on its north side. Colby (1939, p. 363) referred to this as a fishing villaage with a population of 205 . A post office was established in 1932 and continues today (Ricks, 1965, p. 70-71). The population was 198 in 1920; 205 in 1930; 199 in 1939; 129 in 1950; and 151 in 1960, of whom 119 were Eskimo. See Ekathlimute.
Fish River, Fox River, Klokerblok River, Mudyutok River, Niukluk River,
Streams:Streams:Baldwin Creek, Colorado Creek, Dry Mystery Creek, Eldorado Creek, Glacier Creek, Marlan Creek, Morris Creek, Mud Creek, Mystery Creek, Portland Creek, Puff Creek, Putu Creek, Shamrock Creek, Sutro Creek,
