64 ° 5' 57.998" N,
155 ° 32' 38" W
Yukon-Koyukuk (CA)
502 ft (153.01 m)
population 20, on left bank of Poorman Creek, 7 mi. SW of Sulatna Crossing and 44 mi. S of Ruby, Kilbuck-Kuskokwim Mts.
HistoryThis mining camp into being with the discovery of gold on Poorman Creek in 1913 and was named for the stream. A post office was maintained there from 1915 to 1952.
Banner Creek, Beaver Creek, Bonanza Creek, Cache Creek, Deer Creek, Diamond Creek, Duncan Creek, Eldorado Creek, Flat Creek, Foley Creek, Fourth of July Creek, Gentian Creek, Glacier Creek, Gold Run, Greenstone Creek, Little Pup, Long Creek, Meketchum Creek, Midnight Creek, Monument Creek, Nevada Creek, Ophir Creek, Rabbit Creek, Schist Creek, Solomon Creek, Spangle Creek, Spruce Creek, Star Creek, Sunday Creek, Tamarack Creek, Tenderfoot Creek, Timber Creek,
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