History of Kicking Horse River

this name was published in 1900 on an Alaska Railroad map. Tlingit Indian name obtained by Aurel and Aurthur Krause (1883, map) was Chalzekahin. U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS), in the 1883 Coast Pilot (p. 198), Katsckahin in the 1891 Cost Pilot (p. 202), and Khaltsekahin on Chart 8300 in 1893.

Fatalities

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Kicking Horse River

Chilkoot, Gantegastaki, Kalwatta,

Jenkins Rock, McClellan Flats,

Carrs Cove, Chilkat Inlet, Lutak Inlet, Pyramid Harbor, Shiyi Bay, Taiyasanka Harbor, Tanani Bay,

Tanani Beach, Tlegu Beach,

Anchorage Point, Dok Point, Green Point, Kaskulu Point, Nukdik Point, Tanani Point, Vanderbilt Point, Zimovia Point,

Haines,

Haines Army Depot Water Supply Dam,

Cicely,

Davidson Glacier, Arthur Glacier, Bertha Glacier, Garrison Glacier, Krisha Glacier, Rainbow Glacier,

Pyramid Island,

Chilkoot Lake, Connolly Lake,

Cathedral Peak, Mount Emmerich, Face Mountain, Mount Harding, Iron Mountain, Mount Kashagnak, Mount Ripinski, Tukgahgo Mountain,

Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Area,

Mount Dech, Lactic Acid Peak, Nelson Tower, Shakuseyi Peak, Mount Tajis,

Takshanuk Mountains,

Halutu Ridge, Ziskokadlo,

Chilkat River, Chilkoot River, Ferebee River, Kicking Horse River, Takhin River,

Haska Creek, Johnson Creek, Johnson Creek, Ludaseska Creek, Mink Creek, Shakuseyi Creek,

Mount Ripinsky and 7 Mile Saddle Trail,

Ferebee Valley,

Lutak, Port Chilkoot, Tanani,