60 ° 15' 55.001" N,
139 ° 6' 32" W
Valdez-Cordova (CA)
300 mi (482.8 km)
6959 ft (2121.1 m)
No Use Ledge, Curtis Hills, Gateway Knob, Klotz Hills, Knob I, Sunshine Point, Taylor Island, Andrus Peak, Arm Mountain, Bay Peak, Mount Bear, Black Cap Mountain, Black Tit, Blackthorn Peak, Blossom Island, Mount Bona, Contact Nunatak, Crescent Mountain, De Langle Mountain, Floral Hills, Fossil Peak, Gilbert Point, Grassy Mountain, Gullied Peak, Haydon Peak, Heather Nunatak, Mount Hubbard, Hugh Miller Mountain, The Hump, July Fourth Mountain, Knob G, Knob H, Lituya Mountain, Marble Mountain, Middle Dome, Miller Peak, North Dome, Nunatak Knob, Ptarmigan Dome, Red Bed Peak, Serrated Peak, Sitth-gha-ee Peak, Slate Peak, Snow Dome, South Billy Goat Mountain, South Dome, South Mountain, Threesome Mountain, Towhead Mountain, Tree Mountain, Watson Peak, White Cap Mountain, Dome Pass, Endicott Gap, Hancock Pass, Pinnacle Pass, Brabazon Range, Centennial Range, Deception Hills, Fairweather Range, Hitchcock Hills, Robinson Mountains, Takhinsha Mountains, University Range, Donald Ridge, Grassy Ridge, Idaho Ridge, MacColl Ridge, McConnell Ridge, Minnesota Ridge, Oberlin Ridge, Pinnacle Pass Hills, Solomon Railroad, Van Horn Ridge, Waxell Ridge, White Thunder Ridge,
extends NW along Alaska-Canada boundary from Cross Sound, Icy Strait, and Lynn Canal on SE to Bering Glacier, Tana Glacier, Tana River, Chitistone River, and White River on NW; St. Elias Mts.
In 1870, Dall (p. 286) wrote: "The Coast or St. Elias Range contains the highest peaks and most of the volcanoes. along the whole northwest coast from California to the peninsula of Aliaska.: name "St. Elias Alps" to the mountains between the Copper River and Mount Fairweather. application of the name to the above described mountains.
Mount Alverstone, Mount Hubbard, Mount Seattle,
Mountain Ranges: