Information About

Clam Gulch

Quick Facts

Region:

Kenai Peninsula

Nearest City:

Ninilchik

Elevation:

269 ft (81.99 m)

About

population 50, on Kenai Peninsula, on Sterling Highway, 24 mi. S of Kenai, Cook Inlet Low.

History of Clam Gulch

Reported about 1947 by Barnes and Cobb (1959, pl. 17), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Name derived from the ravine Clam Gulch. A post office was established here in 1950 (Ricks, 1965, p. 13).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Kenai (1944), Kenai (1944), Kenai (1944), Kenai (1944), Kenai (1950), Kenai (1950), Kenai A-4 (1951), Kenai A-4 (1951), Kenai A-4 (1952), Kenai A-4 (1952), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai A-4 NW (1987),

Places Near Clam Gulch

Bars:

Karluk Reef,

Capes:

Cape Kasilof,

Islands:

The Sisters,

Lakes:

Border Lake, Bottleneck Lakes, Centennial Lake, Encelewski Lake, Johnson Lake, Lower Cohoe Lake, Pollard Lake, Quintin Lake, Reflection Lake, Roque Lake, Teack Lake, Upper Cohoe Lake,

Rapids:

Moosehead Rapids, Silver Salmon Rapids,

Rivers:

Kasilof River,

Streams:

Coal Creek, Corea Creek, Crooked Creek, Falls Creek, Unhghenesditnu,

Valleys:

Clam Gulch,

Cities:

Clam Gulch, Cohoe, Kalifornsky, Kasilof,