In Glacier Bay National Monument, heading in the Fairweather Range on the S slope of Mount Escures and flowing SW to the Gulf of Alaska, 8 mi SE of Cape Fairweather, 94 mi. NW of Hoohah, Malaspina Coastal Plain.
Named by National Park Service (NPS) in 1961 because it is the locale of "The Unexpected", a story by Jack London, where, in absence of the law, justice was provided by two prospectors who tried and executed a third person for a double murder. The story is based on an actual occurrence.
Cormorant Rock, La Chaussee Spit, Passage Rock,
Bays:Capes:Cape Fairweather, Cenotaph Point, Harbor Point, Three Saints Point,
Glaciers:Fairweather Glacier, Sea Otter Glacier,
Hills:Islands:Lakes:Mountains:Ridges:Streams:Boulder Creek, Butcher Creek, Eagle Creek, Echo Creek, Fish Creek, Fourmile Creek, Justice Creek, Portage Creek, Sea Otter Creek,