Hochandochtla

Hochandochtla is a mountain in the highlands between the Yukon and Koyukuk rivers, near the headwaters of the Dulbi River. Its name was recorded from Koyukon speakers, whose homeland extends across this interior river country. The Dulbi flows northwest toward the Koyukuk, through hills and lowlands that form part of a much larger network of waterways. Spruce forest, rivers and seasonal hunting grounds characterize the country around the mountain, connecting the Yukon valley with the lands farther north.