History of Aniyuyaktuvik Creek

Eskimo name reported in 1962 by W. O. Pruitt, University of Alaska, as "ahneeyouyahktuvik" meaning a place where the wind has hardened the snow such that it may be used for building a snow house.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Aniyuyaktuvik Creek

Guard Hill, Iluituk Hill, Mad Hill, Mapsorak Mountain, South Maktak Hills, Stoney Ridge, Talaverat Hill, Telavirak Hills,

Ikaknak Pond, Pumaknak Pond,

Angmakrok Mountain, Kayaksak Mountain, Maktak Mountain, Sakpik Mountain,

Sigrikpak Ridge,

Ipewik River, Kakpeyak River,

Angmakrok Creek, Aniyuyaktuvik Creek, Battery Creek, Bird Creek, Gulo Creek, Igruwotalik Creek, Ilikrak Creek, Kiktoya Creek, Kiliguak Creek, Kisimilok Creek, Kokirat Creek, Kuropak Creek, Niyiklik Creek, Phosphorite Creek, Pond Creek, Saligvik Creek, Tukingarok Creek, Ugalak Creek, Wolf Creek,

Kugukpak Valley, Ogotoruk Valley, Saligvik Valley,