History of Horner Hot Springs (historical)

Horner Hot Springs, although only three-quarters of a mile from the Yukon River, appear to have been unknown to the whites until about 1913, when they were shown by an Indian to F. G. Horner, who has built a cabin and planted a small garden near them (Waring, 1917, p.68).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Horner Hot Springs (historical)

Soonkakat,

White Cliffs,

Horner Hot Springs (historical), Hot Springs, Melozi Springs,

Dasha Island, Fox Island, Ham Island, Kit Island,

June Lake, Kinakhulantan Lake,

Kokrines Hills,

Hardluck Slough, Twin Slough,

Hot Springs Slough, Junekaket Slough,

Glacier Creek, Junekaket Creek,

Kokrines,