History of Mount Muravief

Named in 1933 by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) for Matrei Ivanovich Muravief, Fourth Russian Governor of Alaska, 1820=1825.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Mount Muravief

Big Port Walter,

Redfish Islets,

Fivefathom Patch, Tenfathom Anchorage,

Port Herbert, Port Herbert, Port Lucy, Port Walter, Port Lucy, Port Walter, Big Branch Bay, Big Port Walter, Byron Bay, Codfish Cove, Deep Cove, Denmark Cove, Great Arm, Great Arm Whale Bay, Gut Bay, Jerry Harbor, Little Branch Bay, Lords Pocket, Lovers Cove, Miner Cove, Mist Cove, Patterson Bay, Rakovoi Bay, Redfish Bay, Snipe Bay, Toledo Harbor,

Armstrong Point, Granite Point, Hutchinson Point, Inner Point, Kekur Peninsula, Kekur Point, Mussel Point, Overhang Point, Patterson Point, Redfish Cape,

First Narrows, Second Narrows,

Lake Ospery Dam,

Snipe Head,

Beavertail Island, Bush Rock, Clam Island, First Kekur, Midway Island, Onetree Rock, Reef Rock, Second Kekur, Viking Rock,

Antipatr Lake, Avoss Lake, Banner Lake, Baturin Lake, Blanchard Lake, Borodino Lake, Brentwood Lake, Brentwood Lakes, Clarks Pond, Cliff Lake, Davidof Lake, Deer Lake, Fawn Lake, Finger Lake, Island Lake, Khvostof Lake, Ludvik Lake, Maksoutof Lake, Nakvassin Lake, Lake Osprey, Parry Lake, Plotnikof Lake, Rezanof Lake, Rostislaf Lakes, Round Lake, Sashin Lake, Tumakof Lake, Upper Brentwood Lake, Yermak Lake,

Mount Ada, Mount Cecil, Mount Elizabeth, Mount Emma, Grouse Peak, Mount Hagemeister, Mount Muravief, Ptarmigan Peak, Mount Rudakof, Mount Stoeckel, Mount Yanovski,

Maksoutof River,

Deer Creek, Sashin Creek,

Davidof Lake Trail,