Susan Paskvan's
Athabascan Word of the Week in last Saturday's Daily News-Miner featured three Native place names near the village of Tanana.
- Bugh nełaagheedelenee
Mission Hill, the original Native village (literally:s “hill where the two rivers meet”)
- Hohudodetlaał Denh
present day Tanana (literally: “Place where the area is chopped out”)
- Noochuhgholoyet
general area of the peninsula created by the meeting of the two rivers (Yukon and Tanana) (literally: “The point created by the meeting of the two rivers.”)
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