Quick Facts
Extends NW from the head of Glacier Bay between Johns Hookins Inlet and Rend Inlet to the foot of Grand Pacific Glacier across the international boundary in Canada, 1 mi. NW of Russell I., in Glacier Bay National Monument, 78 mi. NW of Hoonah, St. Elias Mts.
HistoryNamed by Lawrence Martin, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), about 1912 for Ralph Stockman Tarr, 1864-1912, professor of physical geography at Cornell University, who visited this fiord in 1911. Tarr was with U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) 1888-91, and taught geology and geography at Harvard and Cornell Universities 1890-1912. He was the author of many geological publications including several on Alaska.
Pictures of, from, or near Tarr Inlet.
Johns Hopkins Inlet, Reid Inlet, Tarr Inlet,
Capes:Confusion Point, Ibach Point, Jaw Point,
Glaciers:Charley Glacier, Clark Glacier, Gilman Glacier, Grand Pacific Glacier, Hoonah Glacier, John Glacier, Jones Glacier, Kadachan Glacier, Kashoto Glacier, Lamplugh Glacier, Margerie Glacier, Rendu Glacier, Topeka Glacier, Toyatte Glacier, Tyeen Glacier,
Islands:Mountains:Mount Abbe, Mount Abdallah, Mount Barnard, Boundary Peak 158, Boundary Peak 159, Mount Cooper, Mount Forde, Mount Parker,
Parks:Streams: