History of Putnam Peak

Named in 1887 by Lieutenant Commander C. M. Thomas, U.S. Navy (USN), for Master Charles Flint Putnam, U.S. Navy (USN), "a member of Lieutenant R. M. Berry's party in the Bering Strait in 1880, who was driven to sea on an ice floe and perished."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Putnam Peak

Portage Islands,

Flock Rock, Harrington Rock,

Cape Strait, Dry Bay, Dry Cove, Farragut Bay, Francis Anchorage, Goose Cove, McDonald Arm, North Arm, North Arm Duncan Canal, Portage Bay, South Arm, Towers Arm,

Bay Point, Bayou Point, Beacon Point, Blunt Point, Boulder Point, East Point, Flat Point, Goose Point, Grand Point, Hook Point, Lindenberg Peninsula, Turn Point, Point Vandeput, West Point,

Read Island, Stop Island,

Colp Lake, Petersburg Lake, Salt Chuck,

Alaska Peak, Ambler Peak, Bay Point Knoll, Chipp Peak, De Long Peak, Del Monte Peak, Duncan Peaks, Franklin Peaks, Fulton Peak, Hall Peak, Hamilton Peak, Hancock Peak, Hunt Peak, Jamestown Peak, Jefferson Peak, Kane Peak, Kupreanof Mountain, Lockwood Peak, Man-of-War Peak, Narrows Peak, Petersburg Mountain, Portage Mountain, Putnam Peak, Saranac Peak, Scott Peak, Sheridan Peak, Sherman Peak, Tangent Peak,

Ohmer Slough,

Missionary Range,

Farragut River,

Coho Creek, Duncan Creek, Petersburg Creek, Taylor Creek, Twelvemile Creek,

Kupreanof,

Colp Lake Trail, Duncan Canal Portage, Petersburg Trail, Portage Mountain Loop Trail,

Doyhof,