History of Bergh Lake

Local name reported in 1954 by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The lake formed in 1953 as a result of a deluge, an earthquake, and a landslide that blocked the channel of Stony Creek. The lake drained out in 1988 and is now a dry lake bed interspersed with channels.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Bergh Lake

Green Point,

Sunrise Glacier, Sunset Glacier, West Fork Glacier,

Bergh Lake,

Bald Mountain, Castle Rock, Divide Mountain, Mount Eielson, Mount Galen, Gravel Mountain, Green Dome, Red Mountain, Scott Peak, Mount Sheldon, Stony Hill, Sunset Peak, Wyoming Hills,

The Notch, Anderson Pass, Highway Pass, Thorofare Pass,

Copper Mountain Bar,

Boundary Creek, Cabin Creek, Camp Creek, Contact Creek, Crystal Creek, Fault Creek, Glacier Creek, Gorge Creek, Granite Creek, Grant Creek, Intermittent Creek, Little Stony Creek, Moonlight Creek, Sheldon Creek, Sunrise Creek, Whistler Creek, Wolverine Creek,

Bear Draw,

Toklat,