Information About

Fugitive Creek

Quick Facts

Region:

Kodiak Island

Nearest City:

Port Lions

About

flows to Port Hobron, on N coast of Sitkalidak I., SE of Kodiak I. 1.8 miles long.

History of Fugitive Creek

Named in 1934 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) for "a thriving village at the locality, reported in Lisianski's voyage * * * (1805) (1814, p. 78)." See Port Hobron.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Kodiak A-4 (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak A-4 (1954),

Places Near Fugitive Creek

Cities:

McCord, Ukshivik,

Bars:

Aberdeen Rock, Shag Rock,

Bays:

Amee Bay, Barling Bay, Cozy Cove, Port Hobron, Kiliuda Bay, McCord Bay, McDonald Lagoon, Midway Bay, Natalia Bay, Newman Bay, Ocean Bay, Partition Cove, Rolling Bay, Sitkalidak Lagoon,

Capes:

Black Point, Bush Point, Coxcomb Point, Fang Point, Harbor Hat Point, Lagoon Point, Left Cape, Natalia Peninsula, Pivot Point, Shearwater Point,

Channels:

Sitkalidak Passage, Sitkalidak Strait,

Dams:

Old Harbor City Dam,

Glaciers:

Koniag Glacier,

Islands:

Amee Island, Cathedral Island, Cub Island, Ghost Rocks, Nut Island, Puffin Island, Sheep Island, Sitkalidak Island, Three Sisters Rocks,

Lakes:

Fugitive Lake,

Mountains:

Koniag Peak,

Streams:

Fugitive Creek,

Cities:

Old Harbor, Port Hobron,