History of Tiekel

In June, 1899 John F. Rice (in U.S. Congress, 1900, p. 780) wrote, "After several miles of travel we passed what was known as Tiekell City, it having been destroyed by fire some few years before our arrival." A roadhouse was established later, which was reported in 1908 by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) (Moffit and Maddren, 1909, pl. 1).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Tiekel

Tacoma, Tiekel,

Cleave Creek Glacier, Glacier G214486E61259N, Glacier G214552E61248N, Glacier G214560E61231N, Glacier G214575E61240N, Glacier G214627E61131N, Glacier G214638E61142N, Glacier G214716E61218N, Glacier G214732E61226N, Glacier G214744E61225N, Glacier G214747E61188N, Glacier G214858E61201N, Glacier G214859E61214N, Glacier G214875E61208N,

Plastic Jesus, Plow Truck,

43 Mile Chute, Aftermath, Cauliflowers, Crudbusters, Deep Crudbusters, Diamond, Disney World, Gun Barrels, Iguana Backs, Little Diamond, Lizard Head, Promise Land, Repeater Couloirs, Seal, Spaghetti Chutes, Three Pigs, Three Towers,

Mount Billy Mitchell, Mount Dimond, Mount Dimond, Rice Mountain, Mount Tiekel,

Elephant, Elephant Crud, Happiness, Purple Nurple, Pyramid, Super Bowl, Total Crud, Wilbur's,

Chugach Mountains,

40.5 Wall, Hippy Ridge,

Tsina River,

Bear Creek, Boulder Creek, Ernestine Creek, Fall Creek, Fiftynine Mile Creek, Fourth of July Creek, Greyling Creek, Mill Creek, Mosquito Creek, Quartz Creek, Slate Creek, Squaw Creek, Stuart Creek,

Trans-Alaska Trail - Thompson Pass to PS12,