History of Crooked Creek

Village established about 1909 near or at a small Indian village. G. C. Anderson, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), in 1910 reported it as "Portage Village" because it was at the south end of a portage route up Crooked Creek to the Iditarod placers. The Parent Trading Post was established here about 1918, and the locality took that name. A post office called "Crooked Creek" was established here in 1927 (Ricks, 1965, p. 15). Its population was 48 in 1939 and 43 in 1950. It is now primarily an Indian village.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Crooked Creek

Canoe Mountain,

Oguohaydok Ridge,

Oskawalik River,

American Creek, Anaconda Creek, Bell Creek, Central Creek, Crevice Creek, Crooked Creek, Donlin Creek, Eagle Creek, Flat Creek, Fox Creek, Getmuna Creek, Grouse Creek, Jungjuk Creek, Little Creek, Trapper Creek, Village Creek,

Lewis Gulch, Omega Gulch, Quartz Gulch, Queen Gulch, Ruby Gulch, Snow Gulch,

Crooked Creek, Oskawalik,