History of Kiliktakgot Creek

Eskimo name reported to mean "jointed" by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) in 1950, who spelled it "Ki-lick-tuk-gowt."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Kiliktakgot Creek

Capaloa,

Alokut Point, Cape Dyer, Cape Lewis, Cape Lisburne, Kilikralik Point,

Rock Bluffs,

The Ears, Iviangik Mountain, Noyalik Peak, Okpilatok Bluff,

Angayutak Mountain, Mount Buckland, Cape Lewis Mountain, Eekroat Pinnaeles, Mount Hamlet, Ooguk Mountain,

Aivik Creek, Akalolik Creek, Alkalugen Creek, Angolik Creek, Eeneegiksook Creek, Kapaloak Creek, Kay Creek, Kilikralik Creek, Kiliktakgot Creek, Kooklooktuk Creek, Niak Creek, Niak Creek, Okrurat Creek, Selin Creek, Sigrikpak Creek, Siniktaneyak Creek, Ukinyak Creek,

Wevok,