History of Nunivak Slough

Probably named for the U.S. Ravenue steamer Nunivak that plied the Yukon from 1899 to 1901. The name is published on recent U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) maps.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Nunivak Slough

Tortella,

Beth T-otono Dochaget, Neenano- Xudochaget, Toch-edha Neek-a Dochaget,

Gux Neetseel,

Nenana,

Nooku Ch-edagheedhot Noo-, Sawmill Island,

Big Lake, Bridge Lake, Linder Lakes, Lunch Lake, Nenana City Pond, Wooden Canoe Lake,

Teyh T-ox Daghee-oyee,

East Middle River, Little Nenana River, Nenana River, Teklanika River, Totchaket Slough, West Middle River,

Nunivak Slough, Soldier Slough, Twentyfour Mile Slough,

Fish Creek, Julius Creek, Seventeenmile Slough,

North Nenana,