Bison Gulch

About

heads in Denali National Park, trends NE to Nenana River, 5.3 mi NW of the village of McKinley Park, Alaska Range. 1.5 miles long.

History of Bison Gulch

Named in 1965 by Alaska Dept. of Highways because "bison are being domesticated at nearby Lignite." See Iceworm Gulch.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Healy D-4 (1950), Healy D-4 (1950), Healy D-4 (1950), Healy D-4 (1950), Healy (1951), Healy (1951), Healy (1951), Healy (1951), Healy (1951), Healy D-4 (1952), Healy (1956), Healy (1956), Healy (1956), Healy (1956), Healy D-4 SW (2016),

Places Near Bison Gulch

Areas:

Tl-ahwdicaaxi Caek-e, Tsenesdghaas Caek-e,

Cities:

Healy,

Lakes:

Deneki Lakes, Horseshoe Lake, Lake L636947W488662, Lake L637006W488781, Otto Lake, Triple Lakes,

Mine:

Black Diamond Coal Mine, Usibelli Mine,

Mountains:

Eric Walter Peak, Mount Fellows, Mount Healy, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Walker Dome,

Rivers:

Yanert Fork,

Streams:

Alaska Creek, Antler Creek, Copeland Creek, Coyote Creek, Cripple Creek, Dora Creek, Dragonfly Creek, Dry Creek, Eagle Creek, Fox Creek, Frances Creek, Grizzly Creek, Healy Creek, Hines Creek, Hornet Creek, Junco Creek, Kingfisher Creek, Lignite Creek, Little Creek, Little Panguingue Creek, Louise Creek, Lynx Creek, Montana Creek, Moody Creek, Panguingue Creek, Poker Creek, Popovitch Creek, Riley Creek, Sheep Creek, Slate Creek, Suntrana Creek, Walker Creek,

Valleys:

Bison Gulch, French Gulch, Iceworm Gulch, Nenana River Gorge,

Cities:

Ferry, Garner, Lignite, McKinley Park, Suntrana, Usibelli,