History of Lower Horseshoe Lake

Probably named by Sergeant William Yanert, U.S. Army (USA), who recorded it on a 1916 manuscript map of the Yukon Flats (Stuck, 1917, map facing p. 122).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Lower Horseshoe Lake

Kings Slough Island, Marten Island, Peace Island,

Albert Lake, Bear Lake, Big Grass Lake, Big Lake, Big Lake, Big Rat Lake, Birch Lake, Black Lake, Bullrush Lake, Cow Lake, Dave Lake, Devils Lake, Doctor Cook Lake, Duck Lake, Fourth Lake, Fox Lake, Heart Lake, Herman Lake, John Barleycorn Lakes, Long Lake, Lower Horseshoe Lake, Luke Lake, Mallard Lake, Marack Lake, Marten Lake, Ned Pond, New Lake, Otter Pond, Queer Ponds, Raspberry Lake, Roaring Bear Lake, Round Lake, Setgun Lake, Shack Lake, Sundown Lake, Sundown Lake, White Fox Lake,

Little Dome,

The Buttes Gap, Sand Hill Gap,

Sand Hills,

Hermit Ridge,

Marten Slough,

Luke Creek, Nolitna Creek,

Bear Gulch, Hermit Gulch,