68 ° 4' 50.999" N,
162 ° 19' 9.001" W
Northwest Arctic
358 ft (109.12 m)
Heads in the De Long Mountains, flows SSE to the Kelly River, 40 mi. SE of Mt. Kelly, 13 mi NE of Sivukat Mountain, Brooks Range. 30 miles long
HistorySo named in 1965 by the B. P. Exploration Co. because the creek is being eroded along the line of a strong transcurrent (wrency) fault. The Eskimo name for this stream is Katak, meaning "fallow."