Dago Creek estuary
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The mouth of Dago Creek is deep and sheltered enough to act as the local boat harbor for the Ugashik fishing fleet and local villagers alike. In 1990, a seawall-style bulkhead was built on the eastern shore which provides facilities for mooring and launching vessels, as well as a source of electrical power from the village Pilot Point, nearby.
Mooring lines and anchors on the western shore are used by Smoky Point-side residents for vessels and fishing gear.
Mooring lines and anchors on the western shore are used by Smoky Point-side residents for vessels and fishing gear.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dago_Creek
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 57°36'52"N 157°36'11"W
- South Spit 8 km
- Cape Greig 16 km
- Airfield 184 km
- Grand Duchy of Southern Alaska 204 km
- Agulapak River 227 km
- Lake Beverly 237 km
- Nuyakuk Falls 258 km
- fissure 767 km
- Lava Flow 769 km
- Portage Roadhouse 810 km
- Pilot Point Airport (PNP) 4.3 km
- Ugashik Bay 7.1 km
- Ugashik Bay Airport 23 km
- Cape Menshikof 25 km
- Cinder Bay 42 km
- Egegik Bay 68 km
- Cape Constantine 116 km
- Supply Lake 125 km
- Kikertalik Lake 151 km
- Crooked Island 197 km