Kroto Creek

About

Heading in Kroto Lake and flowing south to Moose Creek to form the Deshka River, 90 km (56 km) northwest of Anchorage.

History of Kroto Creek

Name reported in 1954 by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), derived from the name of an Indian village once located below the mouth of the stream.

Fatalities

March 20, 2011

2 people died

snowmachining

Found on the following Topo Maps

Tyonek (1949), Tyonek (1949), Tyonek (1951), Tyonek D-2 (1954), Tyonek D-2 (1954), Tyonek D-2 (1954), Tyonek D-2 (1954), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek D-2 (1993), Tyonek D-2 NE (2016),

Places Near Kroto Creek

Areas:

Dashq-e Kaq-,

Hills:

Kashwitna Knobs,

Lakes:

Amber Lake, Neil Lake, Parker Lake, Rockys Lakes, Trapper Lake, Whistling Lake,

Streams:

Chijuk Creek, Kroto Creek, Moose Creek, Ninemile Creek, Queer Creek, Rabideux Creek, Trapper Creek,