History of Augutaurak

Eskimo name meaning "little food bag (poke)" or "seal's stomach" which the bluff resembles; reported as "Akhortoruk" in 1962 by W. O. Pruitt, Jr. of University of Alaska.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Augutaurak

Cape Thompson, Crowbill Point,

Agate Rock, Artigotrat, Augutaurak, Imnakpak Cliff,

Flag Hill, Guard Hill, Igilerak Hill, Iluituk Hill, Mad Hill, Stoney Ridge, Telavirak Hills,

Ikaknak Pond, Pumaknak Pond,

Kemegrak Hills,

Saligvik Ridge,

Amaktusak Creek, Angmakrok Creek, Bird Creek, Conglomerate Creek, Gulo Creek, Ibrulikorak Creek, Ikijaktusak Creek, Ilikrak Creek, Imikrak Creek, Kiliguak Creek, Kokirat Creek, Kuropak Creek, Mitik Creek, Nasorak Creek, Niyiklik Creek, Ogotoruk Creek, Phosphorite Creek, Pond Creek, Saligvik Creek, Snowbank Creek, Tobit Creek, Trail Creek, Tumi Creek, Ugalak Creek,

Kugukpak Valley, Ogotoruk Seavalley, Ogotoruk Valley,

Chariot,