Information About

Grindle Hills

Quick Facts

Region:

Valdez-Cordova (CA)

Nearest City:

McCarthy

Parent:

Chugach Mountains

Elevation:

2231 ft (680.01 m)

About

Forms the W portion of the Robinson Mountains, extending NW from Hanna Lake into the Bering Glacier, 18 mi. SW of Mount Steller, Chugach Mts. 7 miles long.

History of Grindle Hills

Named in 1938 by oil company geologists for Melvin Grindle, who trapped and guided in this area for many years before his death in 1951.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Bering Glacier (1950), Bering Glacier (1951), Bering Glacier (1959), Bering Glacier (1959), Bering Glacier (1959), Bering Glacier (1959), Bering Glacier B-6 (1985), Bering Glacier B-6 SW (2016),

Places Near Grindle Hills

Areas:

Bering Glacier System,

Bays:

Foottrack Cove,

Capes:

Arrowhead Point,

Glaciers:

Bering Glacier, Bering Lobe, Griddlecake Glacier, Kaliakh Lobe, Yushin Glacier,

Islands:

The Wallypogs, Bentwood Island, Beringia Novaya, Peat Falls Island, Pointed Island, Tsitus Island, Weeping Peat Island, Whaleback Island,

Lakes:

Hanna Lake, Hohlinsock Lake, Midimber Lake, Tsiu Lake, Tsivat Lake, Vitus Lake,

Mountain Passes:

Grindle Gap, Tsivat Outlet,

Mountain Ranges:

Grindle Hills,

Ridges:

Donald Ridge, Override Ridge,

Rivers:

Abandoned River, Midtimber River, Tsiu River,

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