Information About

Dickinson Glacier

Dickinson Glacier

Quick Facts

Region:

Haines

Nearest City:

Haines

Length:

1.6 mi (2.57 km)

Elevation:

3012 ft (918.06 m)

About

Heads on the N side of Takhinsha Mountains, trends N to its terminus 1.4 mi S of the Takhin River and 17.5 mi W of Haines, St. Elias Mts.

History of Dickinson Glacier

Local name given for the wife of George Dickinson, agent for the Northwest Trading Company at Haines in 1878.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Skagway (1952), Skagway (1952), Skagway (1952), Skagway (1952), Skagway A-3 (1954), Skagway A-3 (1954), Skagway A-3 (1954), Skagway (1961), Skagway (1961), Skagway (1961), Skagway (1961), Skagway A-3 NE (2017),

Places Near Dickinson Glacier

Cities:

Capes:

Glass Point, Vanderbilt Point, Wolf Point,

Dams:

Glaciers:

Arthur Glacier, Aurel Glacier, Bertha Glacier, Casement Glacier, Dickinson Glacier, Krisha Glacier, McBride Glacier, Takhin Glacier, Willard Glacier,

Islands:

Lakes:

Chilkat Lake, Herman Lake, Walker Lake,

Mountains:

Black Mountain, Chunekukleik Mountain, Coleman Peak, Iron Mountain, Mount Jonathan Ward, Mount Krause, Nunatak Knob, Red Mountain, Sitth-gha-ee Peak,

Peaks:

Mount Dech, Mount Tajis, Mount Tlingit Ankawoo,

Mountain Ranges:

Takhinsha Mountains, Takshanuk Mountains,

Ridges:

McConnell Ridge, Takhin Ridge, Van Horn Ridge,

Rivers:

Klehini River, Little Salmon River, Tsirku River,

Streams:

Anman Creek, Herman Creek, Little Boulder Creek, Muncaster Creek, Summit Creek,

Routes:

Valleys:

Cities:

Chilkat, Covenant Life, Klukwan, Wells,