Dry Tok Creek

About

flows E to Tok River, 25 mi. SW of Tok, Alaska Range. 18 miles long.

Getting To Dry Tok Creek

History of Dry Tok Creek

Local name reported by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in 1936. So named because "it is so often dry during midsummer."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Tanacross A-6 (1948), Tanacross A-6 (1948), Tanacross (1949), Tanacross (1949), Tanacross (1950), Tanacross (1950), Tanacross A-6 (1952), Tanacross (1956), Tanacross (1956), Tanacross (1956), Tanacross (1956), Tanacross (1956), Tanacross (1964), Tanacross (1964), Tanacross A-6 NE (2016),

Places Near Dry Tok Creek

Streams:

Station Creek,

Lakes:

Burnt Lake,

Mountain Passes:

Sikonsina Pass,

Streams:

Burnt Creek, Dry Tok Creek, Natohona Creek, Shindata Creek, Stibnite Creek, Timber Creek, White Creek,