History of Saranac Peak

Named in 1887 by Lieutenant Commander C. M. Thomas, U.S. Navy (USN), for the U.S.S. Saranac lost in Seymour Channel, British Columbia, in June 1875; published in 1889 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Saranac Peak

Portage Islands, Robert Islands,

Flock Rock, Harrington Rock,

Port Houghton, Cape Strait, Dry Cove, Farragut Bay, Francis Anchorage, North Arm, North Arm Port Houghton, Portage Bay, Russian Cove, South Arm,

Point Highland, Bay Point, Boulder Point, East Point, Flat Point, Grand Point, The Haystack, Hook Point, West Point,

Sanborn Canal, Sandborn Canal,

Crow Island, Rabbit Island, Read Island, Robert Island, Stop Island, Walter Island,

Alice Lake, Little Lagoon, Salt Chuck,

Alaska Peak, Ambler Peak, Bay Point Knoll, Chipp Peak, Dahlgren Peak, De Long Peak, Mount Fanshaw, Grant Peak, Hall Peak, Hunt Peak, Jamestown Peak, Kane Peak, Lincoln Peak, Lockwood Peak, Man-of-War Peak, Putnam Peak, Saranac Peak, Tangent Peak, Washington Peak,

Bohemian Range, Fanshaw Range, Missionary Range,

Farragut River,

Cat Creek, Negro Creek,