History of Sumner Mountains

Named in 1887 by Lieutenant Commander C. M. Thomas, U.S. Navy (USN), for charting purposes; published in 1888 on U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) Chart 705.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Sumner Mountains

Tonka,

Burnt Island Reef, California Boulder Patch, Colorado Reef, Coply Reef, Midway Rock, North Ledge, South Ledge, Spike Rock,

Baht Harbor, Halfmoon Anchorage, Hoagies Hole, Krauses Hole, Little Baht Harbor, Meter Bight, Saint John Harbor, Woodpecker Cove,

Point Saint John, Point Alexander, Point Howe, Point Humbug, Point Lockwood, Anchor Point, Blind Point, Boulder Point, Craig Point, Danger Point, December Point, Deception Point, False Island Point, Finger Point, Green Point, Hicks Point, Hood Point, Inlet Point, Island Point, Low Point, Macnamara Point, Middle Craig Point, Mountain Point, No Thorofare Point, North Point, Rock Point, Spruce Point, Vexation Point,

Beecher Pass, Keene Channel, Whiskey Pass, Wrangell Narrows,

Crystal Lake Dam,

Boulder Flats, North Flat, South Flat,

Battery Islets, Big Bowlder, Big Level Island, Big Saltery Island, Blind Island, Blowdown Island, Burnt Island, Bush Top Island, Butterworth Island, Christmas Island, Fair Island, Green Rocks, Grief Island, Jewell Island, Keene Island, Little Saltery Island, Lung Island, Mitkof Island, Northerly Island, Pearl Island, Point Lockwood Rock, Southerly Island, Station Island, Vichnefski Rock, White Rock, Woewodski Island, Woody Island, Zarembo Island,

Crystal Lake, Green Rocks Lake, Harrys Lake, Harvey Lake,

Manzanita Peak, Sumner Mountains, Survey Mountains,

Beecher Pass State Marine Park, Ernie Haugen Public Use Area,

Blind Slough, Blind Slough,

Blind River,

Bear Creek, Colorado Creek, Falls Creek, Ohmer Creek, Spirit Creek, Taain Creek, Twin Creek,

Harvey Lake Trail, Ideal Cove Trail,

Big Gulch,

Saint John Harbor,