Information About

Saddle Mountain

Quick Facts

Region:

Kenai Peninsula

Nearest City:

Ninilchik

Elevation:

2871 ft (875.08 m)

About

on S coast of Alaska Peninsula, 10 mi. NE of entrance to Chinitna Bay and 47 mi. NW of Homer, Aleutian Range

History of Saddle Mountain

Name derived from a U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) fieldsheet and reported by F. H. Moffit, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) (in Brooks and others, 1920, pl. 2).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Seldovia (1951), Seldovia (1951), Seldovia (1951), Seldovia (1951), Seldovia (1951), Seldovia (1951), Seldovia D-8 (1958), Seldovia D-8 (1958), Seldovia D-8 (1958), Seldovia (1963), Seldovia (1963), Seldovia (1963), Seldovia (1963), Seldovia (1963),

Places Near Saddle Mountain

Bays:

Clam Cove, Herbs Lagoon, Shelter Cove, Snug Harbor, Tuxedni Bay,

Capes:

Fossil Point, Iliamna Point, Spring Point,

Channels:

Tuxedni Channel,

Glaciers:

Lateral Glacier, Red Glacier,

Islands:

Chisik Island, Duck Island,

Lakes:

Blue Lake, Hickerson Lake, Silver Salmon Lakes, Spring Lakes,

Mountains:

August Hill, Lenore Hill, Saddle Mountain, Slope Mountain, Triangle Peak,

Rivers:

Johnson River, Red River,

Streams:

Bear Creek, Boulder Creek, Difficult Creek, East Glacier Creek, Hungryman Creek, Red Creek, Shelter Creek, Squirrel Creek,