History of Ester

Mining camp name derived from Ester Creek, and reported in 1908 by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). According to Kitchener (1954, p. 297), the mining camp existed before 1905. The Berry post office was located here for a while; name changed to Ester post office in 1965.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Ester

Chena,

Clear Creek Butte, Gold Hill,

Byers Island, Hadley Island, Loper Island, Morgan Island, Sam Charley Island, Wenrich Island,

Ace Lake, Ballaine Lake, Lake Killarney, Smith Lake,

Bridgewater Pit (historical), Gold Mine, Gold Mine,

Chena Ridge, Ester Dome,

Chena River State Recreation Site, Troth Yeddha- Park,

Troth Yeddha',

Chena River,

Marconi Slough, Noyes Slough, Salchaket Slough,

Ace Creek, Alder Creek, Any Creek, Big Eldorado Creek, Clear Creek, Cripple Creek, Deadman Slough, Emma Creek, Ester Creek, Eureka Creek, Eva Creek, Frenchman Creek, Happy Creek, Hastings Creek, Hattie Creek, Hayes Creek, Lincoln Creek, Little Dome Creek, Little Nugget Creek, McCloud Creek, Monte Cristo Creek, Moose Creek, Murphy Creek, Nugget Creek, O-Connor Creek, Our Creek, Ready Bullion Creek, Rosie Creek, Rost Creek, Saint Patrick Creek, Sargent Creek, Sheep Creek, Spier Creek, Spinach Creek, West Fork Moose Creek, Willow Creek, Willow Creek, Windy Creek,

Ester,

Moose Gulch,

Broadmoor, College, Dogpatch, Musk Ox,