History of Annahootz Mountain

Named in 1929 byU.S. Forest Service (USFS)for Sitka Chief Annahootz, of the Kock-won-ton, a subtribe of the Tlingit Indians, who protected the white settlers from the Indians under Katlian, a rival chief. Annahootz was appointed policeman of an Indian village by Captain Beardslee, U.S. Navy (USN), in 1880, which office he held for many years.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Annahootz Mountain

Fort Saint Michael,

Gavanski Islands,

Old Sitka Rocks,

Paradise Flats, Rodman Rock,

Appleton Cove, Cedar Cove, DeGroff Bay, Eastern Bay, Katlian Bay, Nakwasina Bay, Nakwasina Sound, Promisla Bay, Rodman Bay, Rodman Bay, Saook Bay, Starrigavan Bay,

Point Benham, Point Kennedy, Allan Point, Creek Point, Dog Point, Duffield Peninsula, Eastern Point, Halibut Point, Halleck Point, Harbor Point, Kresta Point, Krugloi Point, Lisianski Peninsula, Lisianski Point, Saook Point,

Nakwasina Passage, Olga Strait,

Cascade Creek Dam,

Andersen Island, Bart Island, Beehive Island, Bieli Rocks, Big Gavanski Island, Border Rocks, Chaichei Islands, Crosswise Islands, Crow Island, Gagarin Island, Guide Island, Halleck Island, Kasiana Islands, Krestof Island, Lauf Islands, Limit Island, Little Gavanski Island, Middle Island, Prince Island, Siginaka Islands,

Lake Eva, Cold Storage Lake, Hogan Lake,

Annahootz Mountain, Clarence Kramer Peak, Harbor Peak, Mount Katlian, Krestof Mountain, Mount Rosenberg,

The Sisters,

Gavan Hill,

Coxe River, Katlian River,

Cascade Creek, Fish Bay Creek, Granite Creek, Rodman Creek, Starrigavan Creek,

Blue Lake to Glacier Lake Trail, Gavan Hill Trail, Harbor Mountain - Gavan Hill Trail, Indian River Trail, Sitka Cross Trail, Sitka’s Cross Trail, Starrigavan Fish Viewing Trail,

Peril Strait,