Applegate Glacier

About

on E side of Kenai Peninsula, trends NW to its terminus 1.5 mi. E of Kings Point, 23 mi. S of Whittier, Chugach Mts. 1 mile long.

History of Applegate Glacier

Named in 1908 by U. S. Grant, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), for Samuel Applegate who explored the region in the schooner Nellie Juan.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Seward B-5 (1951), Seward B-5 (1951), Seward (1951), Seward (1951), Seward (1951), Seward (1951), Seward B-5 (1952), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1959), Seward B-5 (1996),

Places Near Applegate Glacier

Bays:

Greystone Bay, Kings Bay, Shady Cove, West Finger Inlet,

Capes:

Coxcomb Point, Kings Point,

Glaciers:

Applegate Glacier, Beloit Glacier, Blackstone Glacier, Chenega Glacier, Claremont Glacier, Contact Glacier, Cotterell Glacier, Falling Glacier, Kings Glacier, Langdon Glacier, Lawrence Glacier, Marquette Glacier, Northland Glacier, Princeton Glacier, Rainy Glacier, Sargent Ice Field, Sargent Icefield, Taylor Glacier,