History of North Salt Lagoon

Named for scientific purposes (Carson and Hussey, 1962). This feature is probably the same lagoon recorded by Sergeant John Murdoch and published as Imeakpuniglu by Lieutenant P. H. Ray (1885, p. 55), U.S. Army (USA), and reported by them to mean big water, too. The Eskimo name is more closely rendered Imikpaneraluk.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near North Salt Lagoon

Port Moore,

Agsinoralak Beach, Arigilivik Beach,

Point Barrow, Brant Point, Cape Smyth, Niksirok Point, Tekegakrok Point, Tikigaruk Point,

Utqiagvik,

Isatkoak Dam, Itasigrook Dam,

Dry Lake, East Twin Lake, Emaiksoun Lake, Footprint Lake, Ikroavik Lake, Imikpuk Lake, Isatkoak Lagoon, Isatkoak Reservoir, Kikyuktukturo, Kimouksik Lake, Middle Salt Lagoon, Nerravak Lagoon, North Meadow Lake, North Salt Lagoon, Nuwuk Lake, Pingoakeok Lake, Sikulik Lake, South Meadow Lake, South Salt Lagoon, West Twin Lake,

Ikpik Slough,

Beaded Creek, Central Marsh Slough,

Browerville, Nuwuk,