Proper noun
Deadhorse
A settlement in Alaska, United States.
Doll said the smoke appears to be “fanning out,” moving down into the Matanuska-Susitna Valleys and Copper Basin, and east through Deadhorse and into the Yukon, he said. Source: Internet
All the while, Caputo unspools America's stories--from Mississippi to Kansas, Montana to Oregon, up north through the Yukon to the final destination: Deadhorse, Alaska. Source: Internet
“I can’t wait until I turn 21,” said every greasy whippersnapper from Deadhorse, Arkansas to Blue Ball, Delaware (real places, by the way) who’s ever dreamed of a time when they could finally buy themselves a beer. Source: Internet
Referred to both as Deadhorse and as Prudhoe Bay (the ZIP code listing was changed from Deadhorse 99734 to Prudhoe Bay 99734), this industrial settlement was established to support oil field development on Prudhoe Bay. Source: Internet
The Haul Road, as it was called, followed this corridor for 414 miles, from 73.1 Elliott Highway near Livengood to its northern terminus in Deadhorse. Source: Internet
The well will be drilled from the Franklin Bluffs pad, approximately thirty miles south of Deadhorse, adjacent to the Dalton Highway. Source: Internet