Information About

Lake George

Quick Facts

Region:

Anchorage

Nearest City:

Whittier

Elevation:

351 ft (106.98 m)

Fatalities:

1

About

formed by the combination of Lower, Inner and Upper Lake George at high water level in July, 28 mi. SE of Palmer; Chugach Mountains.

History of Lake George

Name published on Sleem's Map of Central Alaska in 1910. The lake was first shown on the Tenth Census map of Alaska by Ivan Petroof (Petroff) in 1880. See Inner Lake George, Lower Lake George, Upper Lake George.

Fatalities

February 2, 2024

1 person died

skiing

Found on the following Topo Maps

Anchorage (1951), Anchorage (1951), Anchorage (1951), Anchorage (1951), Anchorage A-5 (1960), Anchorage A-5 (1960), Anchorage A-5 (1960), Anchorage A-5 (1960), Anchorage (1962), Anchorage (1962), Anchorage (1962), Anchorage (1962), Anchorage (1962), Anchorage (1962), Anchorage (1979), Anchorage A-5 NE (2015),

Places Near Lake George

Bars:

Crossway, Low Ridge,

Capes:

Colony Point,

Glaciers:

Colony Glacier, Glacier G211133E61060N, Hunter Creek Glacier, Lake George Glacier, Stairway Glacier, Surprise Glacier, Whiteout Glacier,

Lakes:

Lake George, Glenn Lake, Inner Lake George, Lower Lake George, Upper Lake George,

Mountains:

Baleful Peak, Bashful Peak, Knik Mountain, Mount Palmer, Wedding Knoll,

Peaks:

Benevolent Peak, Big Timber Peak, Booty Peak, Bounty Peak, Devils Club Peak, Finch Peak, Fissle Peak, Hale-Bopp Peak, Hat Trick Mountain, Hunters Peak, Insignificant Peak, Mountaineers Peak, Pass Out Peak, Siwash Peak, The Gorgemeister, Troublesome Peak, White Crown,

Streams:

Fourteen Creek, Troublesome Creek,

Valleys:

The Gorge,