120 miles long. Extends E-W at SW end of Brooks Range, separated from Schwatka Mts. on E by Amakomanak Creek and Redstone River and bounded on W by valley of Noatak River.

History of Baird Mountains

Named in 1886 by Lieutenant G. M. Stoney, U.S. Navy (USN), for Spencer Fullerton Baird. See Baird Glacier.

Found on the following Topo Maps

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Places Near Baird Mountains

Mountain Ranges:

Baird Mountains,

Rivers:

Nikok River,

Streams:

Anaktok Creek, Kanaktok Creek, Sheep Creek,

Baird Mountains Gallery

Pictures of, from, or near Baird Mountains.