History of Christiansen Lake

Named locally for Haakon Christiansen, a bush pilot who used the lake as a landing area. Reported in 1958 by W. H. Durch of Talkeetna.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Christiansen Lake

Ch-anilkaq-, Ch-aten Kaq-, K-t-usq-a Kaq-,

Talkeetna,

Garland, Qyah,

Baldy Lake, Benka Lake, Christiansen Lake, Devore Lake, East Sunshine Lake, Emil Lake, Fish Lake, Lake Five, Lake Four, Halfway Lake, Heritage Lake, Larson Lake, Little Question Lake, Lake Long, Long Lake, Mama Bear Lake, Montana Lake, North Friend Lake, Lake One, Papa Bear Lake, Question Lake, Rockys Lakes, Section House Lake, Lake Six, Snowflake Lake, South Friend Lake, Spruce Lake, Sunshine Lakes, Talkeetna Lakes, Tigger Lake, Lake Two, Willie Lake, Woman Lake, X Lake, Y Lake,

Wallys Slough,

Bartlett Hills,

Chulitna River, Talkeetna River,

Answer Creek, Billion Slough, Birch Creek, Birch Creek Slough, Buddy Creek, Chunilna Creek, Dog Hair Creek, Lane Creek, Little Montana Creek, Middle Fork Montana Creek, Montana Creek, North Fork Montana Creek, Possum Creek, Queer Creek, Question Creek, Rabideux Creek, Sawmill Creek, South Fork Montana Creek, Sunshine Creek, Trapper Creek, Twister Creek, Whiskers Creek, Whiskey Slough, Wiggle Creek,

Chase, Fish Lake, Sunshine, Trapper Creek,