Information About

Muldrow Glacier

Quick Facts

Region:

Denali

Nearest City:

Petersville

Elevation:

4524 ft (1378.92 m)

About

in Denali National Park, trends NE from foot of Harper Icefall to its 1952 terminus at head of McKinley River, Alaska Range

History of Muldrow Glacier

Named in 1902 by A. H. Brooks, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), for Robert Muldrow, 1864=1946, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) topographer, who with George Homans Eldridge made a reconnaissance in the Susitna River Basin in 1898.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Mount McKinley B-1 (1952), Mount McKinley (1952), Mount McKinley (1952), Mount McKinley (1952), Mount McKinley (1952), Mount McKinley B-1 (1954), Mount McKinley B-1 (1954), Mount McKinley B-1 (1954), Mount McKinley B-1 (1954), Mt McKinley (1958), Mount McKinley (1958), Mount McKinley (1958), Mount McKinley (1969), Denali B-1 SW (2015),

Places Near Muldrow Glacier

Capes:

Green Point,

Glaciers:

Brooks Glacier, Muldrow Glacier,

Mountains:

Bald Mountain, Mount Brooks, Castle Rock, Mount Deception, Mount Eielson, Mount Eldridge, Mount Galen, Mount Mather, Ragged Peak, Red Mountain, Stony Hill, Wedge Peak,

Mountain Passes:

The Notch, Anderson Pass, Brooks Gap, Thorofare Pass,

Reserves:

Denali Wilderness,

Ridges:

Copper Mountain Bar,

Streams:

Camp Creek, Contact Creek, Crystal Creek, Fault Creek, Glacier Creek, Gorge Creek, Granite Creek, Grant Creek, Intermittent Creek, Pirate Creek, Sunrise Creek, Whistler Creek, Wolverine Creek,