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Koyukuk

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Koy·u·kuk  (k-kk)
A river, about 805 km (500 mi) long, of northern Alaska flowing generally southwest from the Brooks Range to the Yukon River.


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00 Hardcover F912 Combining early Western accounts with ethnohistory, Brown, a veteran historian and policymaker of the National Park Service in Alaska, offers a social history of the Koyukuk region of northern Alaska, including the Native groups that make the central Brooks Range their home, illustrated with more than 100 b&w historical photos and maps.
Of the nine villages that GAO reviewed, four--Kivalina, Koyukuk, Newtok, and Shishmaref--are in imminent danger from flooding and erosion and are planning to relocate, while the remaining five are in various stages of responding to these problems.
The trophy, however, is a moose with a 72-inch rack that Rosemary bagged on the Koyukuk River in the mid- 1990s.
 
 
 
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