History of Eagle Bluff

Local name given in the late 1890's; so named because of American eagles nesting there (Henning, 1965, p. 204). It was called "Boundary Butte" in 1883 by Lieutenant Schwatka (1885, p. 260), USA, because of its relationship to the Canada-Alaska boundary. Schwatka gives, the Indian name as "Ta-tot-lee."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Eagle Bluff

Star,

Eagle,

Calico Bluff, Eagle Bluff,

Ford Lake, Lords Lake, Pickerel Slough,

Adams Peak, Hillard Peak, McCann Hill,

Limestone Hogback,

Seventymile River, Tatonduk River,

American Creek, Bluff Creek, Boulder Creek, Boundary Creek, Buckeye Creek, Castalia Creek, Dewey Creek, Discovery Fork, Eagle Creek, Excelsior Creek, Funnel Creek, Last Chance Creek, Lost Creek, Marion Creek, Mission Creek, Phoenix Creek, Quartz Creek, Shade Creek, Sinnott Creek, Teddys Fork, Thurston Creek, Union Creek, Wolf Creek,

Cuban Gulch, Nugget Gulch, Star Gulch,

Eagle Village,