65 ° 3' 0" N,
147 ° 8' 30.998" W
Fairbanks North Star
866 ft (263.96 m)
on SW slope of Fourth of July Hill, trends SW to Fairbanks Creek, 22 mi. NE of Fairbanks, Yukon-Tanana Highlands.
HistoryLocal name reported in 1939 by P. S. Smith, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
Bluff Number 2, Bluff Number Two,
Mine:Mountains:Coffee Dome, Fourth of July Hill, Twin Buttes,
Ridges:Streams:Alder Creek, Alder Creek, All Gold Creek, Anaconda Creek, Barnes Creek, Bear Creek, Belle Creek, Bellows Creek, Boston Creek, Boulder Creek, Buster Creek, Camp Creek, Caribou Creek, Clark Creek, Conner Creek, Crane Creek, Crooked Creek, Deep Creek, Fairbanks Creek, Fish Creek, Ginger Creek, Heim Creek, Horner Creek, Iowa Creek, Jenny M Creek, Johnson Creek, Juniper Creek, Kokomo Creek, Last Chance Creek, Long Creek, McKay Creek, Melba Creek, Miller Creek, Monopoly Creek, Monte Cristo Creek, Moose Creek, Moose Creek, Nugget Creek, Pearl Creek, Portage Creek, Rex Creek, Rusty Gold Creek, Sixteen-to-one Creek, Slippery Creek, Smallwood Creek, Solo Creek, Tecumseh Creek, Too Much Gold Creek, Too Much Gold Creek, Vadine Creek, Victoria Creek, Walnut Creek, Yellow Pup Creek,
Routes:Valleys:Dream Gulch, Gay Gulch, Snow Gulch,
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