A former village site on the West bank of the Stuart River about 1km North of its juncture with the Nechako. The village was destroyed in a Chilcotin raid around 1745.

Etymology: A compound expandable to duchun nidulak ‟logs customarily float to a point”, referring to the accumulation of logs on the sandbar in the river at this point.

Looking Downstream at the Nechako from Chunlak

Latitude: 53° 54′ 16″ N  Longitude: 123° 32' 29'' W 

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