Quick Facts
extends NW-SE between Imuruk Basin and Grantley Harbor, 10 mi. E of Teller, Seward Peninsula High
HistoryIn 1827 Captain Beechey (1831, p. 541), Royal Navy (RN), described the feature as, "strait, called Tokshook by the natives." Reported as "Tuksuk" and mapped in 1900 by E. C. Barnard (in Brooks, 1901, pl. 12), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). "Tuksuk" is Esikmo, said to mean "channel" or "long."
Deese Creek Dome, Eva Mountain, Mukacharni Mountain,
Rivers:Bluestone River, Right Fork Bluestone River, White River,
Streams:Alder Creek, Allene Creek, Boulder Creek, Bull Pup Creek, California Creek, Canyon Creek, Cavanaugh Creek, Deerhorn Creek, Dese Creek, Dese Creek, Dewey Creek, Elizabeth Creek, Fall Creek, Frazier Creek, Gold Creek, Gold Run, Gold Standard Creek, Groudy Creek, Harris Creek, Idaho Creek, Illinois Creek, Iron Creek, Iron Creek, John Creek, June Creek, Leroy Creek, Lombard Creek, Lucky Ditch Creek, Lucky Strike Creek, Lulu Creek, McDame Creek, McKinley Creek, Moonlight Creek, Nickle Creek, North Creek, O-Donnel Creek, Offield Creek, Potter Pup Creek, Quartz Creek, Rabbit Creek, Rogers Creek, Ruby Creek, Sargent Creek, Saturday Creek, Skookum Creek, Skookum Creek, Slate Creek, Soda Creek, Swanson Creek, Tuksuk Channel, Twin Mountain Creek, Whitestone Creek, Whittren Creek, Winter Creek,
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