Information About

Niukluk River

Niukluk River

Region:

Nome (CA)

Nearest City:

White Mountain

Tributary to:

Fish River

Elevation:

26 ft (7.92 m)

Tributaries:

Casadepaga River,

About

heads 5 mi. NE of Mount Bendeleben flows SW then SE to Fish River, 34 mi. NE of Solomon, Seward Peninsula High.

History of Niukluk River

This stream was considered the main fork of the Fish River and a route of travel between Golovnin Bay and Grantley Harbor until gold prospectors arrived in 1899 and detailed maps were constructed. Schrader and Brooks (1900, map 3), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), reported the "Neukluk" as tributary to the Fish River in 1899. The following year E. C. Barnard (in Brooks, 1901, pl. 17), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), reported and established the present spelling.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Solomon D-3 (1950), Solomon D-3 (1950), Solomon D-3 (1950), Solomon (1950), Solomon (1950), Solomon (1950), Solomon (1950), Solomon (1950), Solomon (1951), Solomon (1951), Solomon (1951), Solomon D-3 SW (2017),

Places Near Niukluk River

Cities:

White Mountain,

Lakes:

Telephone Slough,

Mountains:

King Mountain, Mount Wick,

Ridges:

Melsing Creek Divide,

Rivers:

Bear River, Fox River, Klokerblok River, Mudyutok River, Niukluk River,

Streams:

Steamboat Slough,

Streams:

Baker Creek, Baldwin Creek, Basin Creek, Bullion Creek, California Creek, California Creek, Camper Creek, Colorado Creek, Cotter Creek, Crooked Creek, Cumberland Creek, Demon Creek, Dry Mystery Creek, Duncan Creek, Dutch Creek, Eclipse Creek, Eldorado Creek, Fox Creek, Glacier Creek, Johnson Creek, Lumber Creek, Machie Creek, Marlan Creek, Monterey Creek, Morris Creek, Mud Creek, Mystery Creek, Portland Creek, Puff Creek, Putu Creek, Ready Bullion Creek, Slate Creek, Snowball Creek, Sutro Creek, Utica Creek,