History of Topkok

Former Eskimo village reported in the 1880 Census as "Tup-ka-ak," population 15. The 1890 Census listed "Tap-hok" but gave no polulation. A mining camp appears to have been set up here in about 1900 and the 1908 "Map of Seward Peninsula" by Arthur Gibson shows a "Topkok Roadhouse" at this site.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Topkok

Topkok,

Boat Harbor,

Topkok Head,

Donahue Mountain,

Taylor Lagoon,

Tonok,

Skookum River, Topkok River,

Allen Creek, Basin Creek, Basin Creek, Beaton Creek, Betsy Creek, Blane Creek, Blue Rock Creek, Boil Creek, California Creek, Chicken Creek, Constance Creek, Daniels Creek, Dewey Creek, Eldorado Creek, Eureka Creek, French Creek, Goldbottom Creek, Guy Rowe Creek, Helen Creek, Horton Creek, Hugh Rowe Creek, Kentucky Creek, Lil Creek, Lime Creek, Lost Creek, O-Brien Creek, Offield Creek, Orphan Creek, Ptarmigan Creek, Rock Creek, Ryan Creek, Santa Cruz Creek, Silverbow Creek, Slate Creek, Snow Creek, Sourdough Creek, Spruce Creek, Spruce Creek, Sunrise Creek, Surprise Creek, Thompson Creek, Trap Creek, Windy Creek,

Black Chief Gulch, Walling Gulch,

Bluff,