Information About

Eureka Gulch

Quick Facts

Region:

Northwest Arctic

Nearest City:

Deering

Elevation:

331 ft (100.89 m)

About

Heads 2.8 mi W of the mouth of Old Glory Creek and extends NW to the Inmachuk River 1.3 mi upstream from the mouth of Hannum Creek, 17 mi. N of Imuruk Lake, Seward Peninsula Highlands. 0.8 mile long.

History of Eureka Gulch

Reported in 1903 as "Eureka Creek" by D. C. Witherspoon (in Moffit, 1905, pl. 2), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben D-3 (1950), Bendeleben D-3 (1950), Bendeleben (1951), Bendeleben (1951), Bendeleben (1964), Bendeleben D-3 SE (2017),

Places Near Eureka Gulch

Capes:

Rex Point,

Cliffs:

Sullivan Bluffs,

Lakes:

Lake Cloud, Sullivan Lake,

Mountains:

Asses Ears, Black Butte, Crossfox Butte, Mount Foster, Skeleton Butte, Virginia Butte,

Pillars:

Twincairn Cone,

Rivers:

Pinnell River,

Streams:

American Creek, Arizona Creek, Collins Creek, Cunningham Creek, Eureka Creek, Fink Creek, Hannum Creek, Iron Creek, June Creek, Magnet Creek, May Creek, Milroy Creek, Nelson Creek, Old Glory Creek, Perry Creek, Rex Creek, Sullivan Creek, West Creek,

Valleys:

Eureka Gulch, Logan Gulch, Snow Gulch,

Cities:

Fink Creek,