Lake Alexander

About

3 mi. W of Mole Harbor, on E coast of Admiralty I., 61 mi. NE of Sitka, Alex. Arch. 1.5 miles long.

History of Lake Alexander

Named by the Alexander Alaska Expedition of 1907 (Univ of Calif., 1909, p. 174) for Annie M. Alexander, founder of the expedition.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Sitka C-1 (1948), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka C-1 (1951), Sitka C-1 (1951), Sitka C-1 (1951), Sitka (1952), Sitka (1952), Sitka (1952), Sitka (1952), Sitka C-1 NW (2017),

Places Near Lake Alexander

Bars:

Beacon Rock, Kiuchman Rock, Rasp Ledge,

Bays:

Gambier Bay, Mole Harbor, Pleasant Bay, Short Finger Bay, Sore Finger Cove, Windfall Harbor, Winning Cove,

Capes:

Flaw Point, Glass Peninsula, Staunch Point,

Channels:

Seymour Canal,

Cliffs:

The Stone Wall,

Islands:

Admiralty Island, Admiralty Island, Buck Island, Chock Island, Dorn Island, Faust Island, Kinchman Rock, South America Island, Tiedeman Island, Woodchoppers Island,

Lakes:

Lake Alexander, Beaver Lake, Buck Lake, Coo Lake, Davidson Lake, Distin Lake, Doe Lake, Lake Guerin, Hasselborg Lake, Islet Lake, Jims Lake, Kanalku Lake, McKinney Lake, Pine Lake, Pleasant Bay Lake, Salt Lake, Sikady Lake,

Mountains:

Botany Peak, Mount Distik, Kanalku Mountain, Middle Mountain, Morse Peak, Randolph Peak, Thayer Mountain, Washburn Peak, Yeek-Sha Mountain, Yellow Bear Mountain,

Rivers:

Mole River,

Streams:

Bear Creek, Hasselborg Creek, Jims Creek,

Routes:

Lake Alexander Trail, Hasselborg-Beaver Trail, Hasselborg-Guerin Trail, Hasselborg-McKinney Trail,