History of Knob Lake

Descriptive name reported in 1956 to U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) by George Belanger. So named because of the knobby character of the terrain surrounding it. Knob Point a3 on E coast of Amatignak I., Delarof Is., Aleutian Island a4 511510N1790345W

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Knob Lake

Big Spoon, Little Spoon, Puck Futin,

Goober Lake, Hunter Lake, Knob Lake, Lake Leila, Little Lake, Long Lake, North Knob Lake, Roadhouse Lake, Shallow Lake, South Lake, Squaw Lake, Startup Lakes, Tahneta Lake, Trail Lake,

Gunsight Mountain, Horn Mountain, Knob Hill, Sheep Mountain, Syncline Mountain, Table Mountain,

Belanger Pass, Cameron Pass, Tahneta Pass,

Peak P617951W47241,

Horn Mountains,

East Fork Matanuska River, South Fork Matanuska River,

Albert Creek, Bench Creek, Bonanza Creek, Camp Creek, Cottonwood Creek, Davis Creek, Dick Creek, Flume Creek, Glacial Fan Creek, Greta Creek, Gunsight Creek, Gypsum Creek, Inoceramus Creek, McDougall Creek, Middle Creek, North Creek, Papoose Creek, Pass Creek, Poorman Creek, Sawmill Creek, Sawmill Creek, Sleigh Creek, South Creek, Startup Creek, Trail Creek, Willow Creek, Wood Creek, Yellow Jacket Creek,

Eureka,

Dave Gulch, Money Gulch, Noon Gulch, Porphyry Gulch, Sailor Gulch,

Eureka Roadhouse,