Crown Peak

About

On the crown of the glaciers on Kenai Peninsula, 27 mi NE of Seward.

History of Crown Peak

Named in 1929 by Captain R. S. Patton, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS), "because of its situation on the crown of the glacier."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Seward B-5 (1951), Seward B-5 (1951), Seward (1951), Seward (1951), Seward (1951), Seward (1951), Seward B-5 (1952), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1953), Seward (1959), Seward B-5 (1996),

Places Near Crown Peak

Bays:

Kings Bay,

Capes:

Kings Point,

Glaciers:

Applegate Glacier, Claremont Glacier, Ellsworth Glacier, Glacier G211027E60434N, Glacier G211039E60405N, Glacier G211040E60398N, Glacier G211040E60441N, Glacier G211143E60281N, Kings Glacier, Langdon Glacier, Sargent Ice Field, Tiger Glacier, Wolverine Glacier,