History of Lynx Lake

Local name published by U.S. Bureau of Fisheries (USBF) in 1929. The Eskimo name "Chu-du-lung" was used in 1910 by H.C. Fasset, U.S. Bureau of Fisheries (USBF), and is reported to mean "a lot of trout."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Lynx Lake

Vuikhtulik,

Anvil Bay, Golden Horn, Hardluck Bay, Ott Bay, River Bay, Silver Horn,

Elbow Point, Oimathluk Point,

Middle Island, Middle Islands,

Alaknagik Lake, Lake Aleknagik, Lake Beverley, Lynx Lake, Lake Nerka, Lake Nunavaugaluk, Wood River Lakes, Wood River Lakes,

Akuluktok Peak, Jackknife Mountain, Mable Mountain, Nunvuk Mountain, Table Mountain,

Frog Mountains,

Bumyok Ridge,

Agulowak River,

Allah Creek, Bear Creek, Bear Creek, Elva Creek, Fenno Creek, Happy Creek, Ice Creek, Ivan Creek, Joe Creek, Kema Creek, Killian Creek, Lillie Creek, Pike Creek, Sam Creek, Sunshine Creek, Teal Creek, Unowhokkuik Creek, Youth Creek,

Sunshine Valley,