Information About

Stibnite Creek

Quick Facts

Region:

Southeast Fairbanks (CA)

Nearest City:

Slana

Tributary to:

Tok River

Length:

5 mi (8.05 km)

Elevation:

2828 ft (861.97 m)

About

Flows SW to the Tok River, 2.5 mi above the mouth of Shindata Creek, 27 mi. W of Tok, Alaska Range.

History of Stibnite Creek

Local name published by A. H. Brooks (1916, p. 62), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS); given in 1914 because of the discovery of stibnite (the primary ore of antimony) in the vicinity of this stream.

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 NW (2016),

Places Near Stibnite Creek

Cliffs:

Cathedral Bluffs,

Lakes:

Burnt Lake,

Mountain Passes:

Sikonsina Pass, Tushtena Pass,

Rapids:

Cathedral Rapids,

Streams:

Cathedral Rapids Creek Number 1, Cathedral Rapids Creek Number 2, Dry Tok Creek, Natohona Creek, Sheep Creek, Shindata Creek, Stibnite Creek, Timber Creek, White Creek,