History of Alakanuk Pass

Eskimo name obtained in 1899 by G. R. Putnam, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS). According to U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) report in 1950, it means wrong way or mistakes.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Alakanuk Pass

Ingrakaklak,

Nililak Point, Sheldon Point, Tin Can Point,

Avogon Pass, Caseys Channel, Kanelik Pass, Kawokhawik Pass, Kwiklokchun Channel, Kwikoktuk Pass,

Alakanuk, Emmonak, Nunam Iqua,

Avogon Island, Blind Island, Kaluchagun Island, Kawokhawik Island, Munson Island,

Agcklarok,

Akanuklinuk Slough, Annokivik Slough, Blind Slough, Elukozuk Slough, Kakahkituli Pass, Kaluchagun Slough, Kangokakli Pass, Kawokhawik Slough,

Alakanuk Pass, Anuzukanuk Pass, Taranovokchovik Pass, Tunuigak Slough, Yukon River,

Aknokivik Slough, Kuiukpak Slough, Putmik Slough,

Elongozhik Slough, Emmonak Slough, Kwiguk Pass, Nuzukanuk Pass,

Akulurak, Kwikluak, New Fort Hamilton, Nililak,