Information About

Groundhog Basin

Groundhog Basin

Quick Facts

Region:

Wrangell

Nearest City:

Wrangell

Elevation:

2234 ft (680.92 m)

About

extends NW to Porterfield Creek, 12 mi. E of Wrangell, Coast Mts. 1.5 miles long.

History of Groundhog Basin

Local name published by F. E. Wright and C. W. Wright (1908, fig. 22), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Petersburg C-1 (1948), Petersburg (1952), Petersburg (1952), Petersburg (1952), Petersburg (1952), Petersburg (1952), Petersburg C-1 (1953), Petersburg C-1 (1953), Petersburg C-1 (1953), Petersburg (1960), Petersburg (1960), Petersburg (1960), Petersburg C-1 (1995), Petersburg C-1 SE (2017),

Places Near Groundhog Basin

Basins:

Berg Basin, Glacier Basin, Groundhog Basin, Horseshoe Basin,

Bays:

Berg Bay, Earl West Cove, Madan Bay,

Capes:

Point Madan, Capel Point, Kakwan Point,

Channels:

Blake Channel, The Narrows,

Glaciers:

Nelson Glacier,

Hot Springs:

Chief Shakes Hot Springs, Chief Shakes Hot Springs,

Islands:

The Eye Opener, Andrew Island, Channel Island, Cottonwood Island, The Desert, Fifteenmile Island, Neptune Island, Wrangell Island,

Lakes:

Barnes Lake, Figure Eight Lake, Highbush Lake, Virginia Lake,

Mountains:

Berg Mountain, Elbow Mountain, Mount Flemer, Marsha Peak, Mount Rynda, Mount Stinenia, Mount Waters,

Mountain Passes:

Andrew Slough, Guerin Slough, Ketili Creek, Red Slough,

Rivers:

Ketili River, Kikahe River,

Streams:

Aaron Creek, Andrew Creek, Berg Creek, Crittenden Creek, Dry Wash, Earl West Creek, Glacier Creek, Goat Creek, Mill Creek, North Fork Porterfield Creek, Oerns Creek, Porterfield Creek, Salamander Creek, Shuktusa Creek, South Fork Andrew Creek,

Routes:

Aaron Creek Trail, Highbush Lake Trail,