History of Soapberry Mountain

Local name reported in 1962 by U.S. Forest Service (USFS). "It was named by the Tlingit Indians because they picked soapberries nearby."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Soapberry Mountain

Hood Bay,

Polivnoi Rocks,

Kiuchman Rock,

Cannery Cove, Chapin Bay, Donkey Bay, Eliza Harbor, Henrys Arm, Kanalku Bay, Little Pybus Bay, Mitchell Bay, North Arm Hood Bay, Pybus Bay, Sheldon Cove, South Arm Hood Bay, Woewodski Harbor, Wolfe Cabin,

Point Napean, Bluff Point, Bryant Point, Club Point, Deepwater Point, File Point, Jaw Point, Log Point, Loon Point, North Point, Passage Point, Pin Point, Pio Point, Ponte Point, Saw Point, Sharp Point, Thumb Point,

North Passage, South Passage, West Channel,

Dead Tree Bluff,

Admiralty Island, Diamond Island, Elliott Island, Grave Island, Kinchman Rock, Liesnoi Island, Long Island, Midway Islands, Passage Island, South America Island, Southwest Islands, Spruce Island, Stone Island, Target Island, Woodchoppers Island,

Eliza Lake, Kanalku Lake, Pybus Lake,

Bear Pass Mountain, Kanalku Mountain, Middle Mountain, Mount Saffran, Soapberry Mountain,

Davis Creek, Freshwater Creek, Lighter Creek,

Kanalku Lake Trail,

The Falls,