History of Dahl

Former mining camp named for an early prospector. I is shown as Quartz Creek by T. G. Gerdine (in Collier, 1902, pl. 12), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The camp was established about 1900 at the beginning of mining in this region. The Dahl Post Office was established here in 1905 and was discontinued in 1913, although the community was active through 1914 (Balcom, 1965, p. 10).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Dahl

Shelton,

Brockways Bar, Idaho Bar,

Birch Hill, Bunker Hill,

Mingvk Lake,

Baldy Mountain, Coffee Dome,

Kougarok River, Left Fork Kougarok River,

Angeles Creek, Anita Creek, Atlas Creek, Belt Creek, Bill Creek, Bunker Hill Creek, Camp Creek, Carrigan Creek, Cary Creek, Checkers Creek, Coffee Creek, Crooked Creek, Dahl Creek, Dan Creek, Daybreak Creek, Dome Creek, Galvin Creek, Glacier Creek, Henry Creek, Hooligan Creek, Horseshoe Creek, Idaho Creek, Independence Creek, Joe Creek, John Creek, Labaree Creek, Left Fork Windy Creek, Little Ptarmigan Creek, Lizzie Creek, Louisa Creek, Neva Creek, Niagara Creek, North Fork Quartz Creek, Nugget Creek, Pike Creek, Quartz Creek, Trail Creek, Whelan Creek, Windy Creek, Windy Creek,

Anderson Gulch, Mauze Gulch, Ryan Gulch, Snow Gulch, Two-bit Gulch, Wonder Gulch,

Dahl,