History of Hamilton

The North American Transportation and Trading Company established a supply post and riverboat landing here about 1897, named for Charles H. Hamilton, assistant manager of the company. Lieutenant L. A. Zagoskin, Imperial Russian Navy (IRN), recorded in 1844 an Eskimo settlement or camp at or near this place spelled "Aungua-mut" on an 1850 map.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Hamilton

Pieneluk Island,

Apakshau Slough, Chapeluk Slough, Chinikluk Slough, Etokek Slough, Kakuktahuk Pass, Kamerchiluk Slough, Little Apoon Pass, Nunabiklu Slough, Nunachik Pass, Okfauchavuk Slough, Okshokwewhik Pass, Pieneluk Slough, Taksakwivik Slough,

Kamerchluk Slough, Kaweehnali Slough, Nanvaranak Slough, Naringolapak Slough, Naringolapak Slough,

Takwaklanuk Slough,

Bill Moores, Hamilton, Kravaksarak, New Hamilton,