History of Lechner Glacier

Named in 1909 by U. S. Grant, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), for John Lechner, prospector, then living at Seward; Lechner and F. P. Skee "probably had more to do with the finding of lode gold north of Seward than any other two men." See Skee Glacier.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Lechner Glacier

Agnes Cove, Aialik Bay, Bear Cove, Bulldog Cove, Cliff Bay, Coleman Bay, Derby Cove, Holgate Arm, Lower Pedersen Lagoon, McMullen Cove, Paradise Cove, Pony Cove, Porcupine Cove, Quicksand Cove, Three Hole Bay, Tooth Cove,

Aialik Peninsula, Bear Glacier Point, Callisto Head, Holgate Head, Lowell Point, Race Point, Three Hole Point, Tonsina Point,

Cheval Narrows, Harding Gateway,

Seward,

Lowell Creek Dam,

Addison Glacier, Aialik Glacier, Bear Glacier, Glacier G210167E59798N, Lechner Glacier, Pedersen Glacier, Skee Glacier, Upper Pedersen Lagoon,

Cheval Island, Frozen Rock, Pilot Rock, Slate Island, Squab Island, Twin Rocks,

The Lagoon, Bear Lake, First Lake, Preachers Pond, Second Lake,

Bear Mountain, Mount Benson, Callisto Peak, Marathon Mountain, Phoenix Peak,

Two Lakes Park,

Foundary Peak, Mount Kenny Baker, Lowell Peak,

Box Canyon Creek, Clear Creek, Japanese Creek, Lowell Creek, Scheffler Creek, Spruce Creek, Tonsina Creek,

Alpine Trail, Beach Access Trail, Caines Head Trail, Loop Trail,

Lowell Point,