History of Ultramarine Glacier

So named in 1908 by Grant (Grant and Higgins, 1913, p. 45), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), "because of the clear blue color of the ice near its end ***."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Ultramarine Glacier

Port Nellie Juan, Blue Fiord, Deep Water Bay, Derickson Bay, East Finger Inlet, Em-urluq Bay, Ewan Bay, Gaamaak Cove, Greystone Bay, Humpback Cove, Icy Bay, Jackpot Bay, McClure Bay, Nassau Fiord, Otter Cove, Seven Fathom Hole, Shady Cove, West Finger Inlet, Whale Bay,

Coxcomb Point, Division Point, Jackpot Point,

West Gables Cannery Dam,

Chenega Glacier, Contact Glacier, Nellie Juan Glacier, Princeton Glacier, Sargent Icefield, Tigertail Glacier, Ultramarine Glacier,

Delenia Island, Jackpot Island, Mink Island, Procession Rocks, Verdant Island,

Cheimoviski Lake, Eshamy Lake, Ewan Lake, Jackpot Lakes,

Claw Peak, Dual Head, Jackpot Peak, Saddle Peak,

Grant Creek, Jackpot Creek,