History of Kowkow Creek

Eskimo name published by G. L. Harrington (in Brooks, 1921, pl. 7), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Gold production along this creek started in 1913.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Kowkow Creek

Figure Four Mountain, Ikuktlitlig Mountain, Island Mountain, Kiugtlugtulit Mountain, Mitlak Mountain, Nagotligageivik Mountain, North Yoke Mountain, Northeast Twin, South Yoke Mountain, Sugtutlig Mountain, Tatlignagpeke Mountain, Yoke Mountain, Yukon Hill,

Arolik Gap,

Arolik River, East Fork Arolik River, South Fork Arolik River,

Boulder Creek, Butte Creek, Camp Creek, Canyon Creek, Casino Creek, Colorado Creek, Crater Creek, December Creek, Decemebr Creek, Deer Creek, Domingo Creek, Dry Creek, Faro Creek, Flat Creek, Fox Creek, Garnet Creek, Granite Creek, Keno Creek, Kowkow Creek, McLane Creek, Midas Creek, Minnesota Creek, Native Creek, Red Lodge Creek, Slate Creek, Trail Creek, Tyone Creek, Velvet Creek,

Lucky Gulch, Snow Gulch,