Castner Glacier

About

heads on White Princess, trends NW and SW to its 1934 terminus at head of Castner Creek, 27 mi. NW of Paxson, Alaska Range. 12 miles long.

History of Castner Glacier

Named in 1898 by Captain E. F. Glenn, USA, for Lieutenant J. C. Castner, USA, a member of his party.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Mount Hayes (1950), Mount Hayes (1950), Mount Hayes (1951), Mount Hayes (1951), Mount Hayes B-4 (1952), Mt. Hayes B-4 (1954), Mt. Hayes B-4 (1954), Mt. Hayes B-4 (1954), Mount Hayes B-4 (1954), Mount Hayes B-4 (1954), Mount Hayes B-4 (1954), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes B-4 NE (2016),

Places Near Castner Glacier

Glaciers:

Broken Glacier, Canwell Glacier, Castner Glacier, Eel Glacier, Fels Glacier, Gabriel Icefall, Gulkana Glacier, McCallum Glacier, Pegmatite Glacier, Riley Creek Glacier, West Gulkana Glacier,

Lakes:

Dude Lake,

Mine:

Miller Mine,

Mountains:

Black Cap, Cony Mountain, Devils Thumb, The Hoodoos, Institute Peak, M-Ladies Mountain, Minya Peak, Ogive Mountain, Old Snowy, Rainbow Mountain, Sight Peak, Mount Silvertip, Skull Peak, Traingle Peak, White Princess,

Ridges:

Rainbow Ridge,

Streams:

Ann Creek, Cabin Creek, Castner Creek, College Creek, Eureka Creek, Flood Creek, Lower Miller Creek, McCallum Creek, Michael Creek, Miller Creek, Phelan Creek, Rainy Creek, Trims Creek, West Phelan Creek,