History of Figure Four Mountain

Local name obtained as "figure iv mountain" in 1898 from Reverend J. H. Romig, missionary, by J. E. Spurr and W. S. Post, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). So called because the deep valleys on the mountain side, when filled with snow, form the numeral IV when seen from the west.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Figure Four Mountain

Jacksmith Bay,

Cone Mountain, Cot Mountain, Explorer Mountain, Figure Four Mountain, Ikuktlitlig Mountain, Kiugtlugtulit Mountain, Mitlak Mountain, Nagotligageivik Mountain, North Yoke Mountain, Northeast Twin, South Yoke Mountain, Southwest Twin, Tooth Mountain, Twin Mountain, Yoke Mountain, Yukon Hill,

Arolik Gap,

Arolik River, North Fork Indian River, South Fork Indian River,

Boulder Creek, Butte Creek, Camp Creek, Canyon Creek, Cripple Creek, Domingo Creek, Dry Creek, Faro Creek, Fox Creek, Jacksmith Creek, Kowkow Creek, McLane Creek, Minnesota Creek, Nautilus Creek, Red Lodge Creek, Sayalik Creek, Trail Creek, Velvet Creek,

Lucky Gulch, Snow Gulch,