Falling Mountain

About

on Alaska Peninsula in Katmai National Monument, 8 mi. W of Mount Katmai, Aleutian Range

History of Falling Mountain

So named in 1917 by R. F. Griggs, National Geographic Society, "on account of the frequent rock avalanches."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Mt Katmai (1948), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt. Katmai B-4 (1951), Mount Katmai B-4 (1951), Mount Katmai B-4 (1951), Mount Katmai B-4 (1951),

Places Near Falling Mountain

Glaciers:

The Knife Creek Glacier, The Knife Creek Glaciers,

Lakes:

Crater Lake,

Mountains:

Baked Mountain, Broken Mountain, Mount Cerberus, Falling Mountain, Mount Griggs, Mount Ikagluik, Mount Juhle, Mount Mageik, Novarupta, Observation Mountain, Topographers Peak, Trident Volcano,

Mountain Passes:

Katmai Pass,

Mountain Ranges:

Buttress Range,

Slopes:

Mageik Landslide,

Streams:

Knife Creek, Mageik Creek, Martin Creek, Windy Creek,

Valleys:

Katmai Canyon, Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes,