History of Singaruak Creek

Eskimo name which refers in meaning to the stream's estuary-like mouth. The stream has been important because of a well established campsite near its mouth. The name seems to have been first recorded as "Sinrarua" by British naval officers, 1849-53, and published on British Admiralty (Brit. Adm.) Chart 593 (Baker, 1906). Lieutenant P. H. Ray (1885, map) crossed the stream in 1883 with an Eskimo guide, and spelled the name "Singaroo."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Singaruak Creek

Walakpa Bay,

Point Shedden, Goose Point,

Kilusiktok Lake, Tractor Lake,

Sinaru,

Walakpa River,

Singaruak Creek, Singat Creek,