Information About

Bering Lobe

Quick Facts

Region:

Valdez-Cordova (CA)

Nearest City:

McCarthy

Elevation:

951 ft (289.86 m)

About

A large, expanded terminal lobe of clean ice at th SW edge of Bering Glacier, extending S and SW of the Grindle Hills and forming the northern limit of Vitus Lake, 23 km (14 mi) E of Mount Campbell and 61 km (38 mi) WNW of Cape Yakataga

History of Bering Lobe

Named for Vitus Bering, leader of the 1741 voyage to Alaska; "lobe" refers to a rounded mass of ice projecting from a larger sheet

Found on the following Topo Maps

Bering Glacier (1950), Bering Glacier (1951), Bering Glacier (1959), Bering Glacier (1959), Bering Glacier (1959), Bering Glacier (1959), Bering Glacier A-7 (1984), Bering Glacier A-7 NE (2016),

Places Near Bering Lobe

Bays:

Foottrack Cove, Tashalich Arm,

Capes:

Arrowhead Point,

Glaciers:

Bering Glacier, Bering Lobe, Yushin Glacier,

Islands:

The Wallypogs, Bentwood Island, Beringia Novaya, Peat Falls Island, Pointed Island, Tsitus Island, Weeping Peat Island, Whaleback Island,

Lakes:

Lake Sofron, Hohlinsock Lake, Midimber Lake, Tsiu Lake, Tsivat Lake, Vitus Lake,

Mountain Passes:

Grindle Gap, Tsivat Outlet,

Mountain Ranges:

Grindle Hills,

Rivers:

Abandoned River, Midtimber River, Seal River,