Information About

Dall River

Quick Facts

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Location

66 ° 0' 23" N,
149 ° 15' 27" W

Region

Yukon-Koyukuk (CA)

Nearest City

Minto

Tributary to

Yukon River

Length

80 mi (128.75 km)

Elevation

295 ft (89.92 m)

Dall River in Detail.

About

heads on SW slope of Dall Mountain, flows SE to Yukon River 4.5 mi. W of Stevens Village, Yukon Flats. 80 miles long.

History

Named in 1869 by Captain Raymond (1871, p. 22), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, for William Healey Dall, 1845-1927, who a few years earlier explored parts of the Yukon River with the Western Union Telegraph Expedition. Captain Raymond also reported the Indian name as "Notochargut," meaning "mouth of the Noto (River)."

Topo Maps

Beaver A-5 (1956), Beaver A-5 (1956), Beaver (1956), Beaver (1956), Beaver (1956), Beaver (1956), Beaver (1956), Beaver (1956), Beaver (1956), Beaver A-5 SW (2017),

Places Near Dall River

Islands:

Chetlechak Island,

Lakes:

Datkokan Lake, Gushdoiman Lake, Horse Lake, Horseshoe Lake, Horseshoe Lake, Island Lake, Twin Lakes,

Rivers:

Dall River, East Fork the Forks, Little Dall River, West Fork of the Forks, West Fork the Forks,

Streams:

Datkokan Creek, The Forks, Hamlin Creek, Island Lake Creek, Pat Creek, Rock Creek, Twin Lakes Creek, Waldron Creek,

Cities:

Stevens Village,