Tea Lake

About

on Kenai Peninsula, 8 mi. SW of Sterling and 23 mi. SE of Kenai, Cook Inlet Low.

History of Tea Lake

Named about 1963 by officials of Kenai National Moose Range, for administrative purposes.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Kenai (1944), Kenai (1944), Kenai (1944), Kenai (1944), Kenai (1950), Kenai (1950), Kenai B-2 (1951), Kenai B-2 (1951), Kenai B-2 (1951), Kenai B-2 (1951), Kenai B-2 (1952), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai B-2 NW (1986), Kenai B-2 NW (2017),

Places Near Tea Lake

Dams:

Pedersen Dam,

Islands:

Frying Pan Island,

Lakes:

Afonasi Lake, Aurora Lake, Beaver Pond Lake, Bottenintnin Lake, Brood Lake, Browns Lake, Calf Lake, Camp Island Lake, Clam Lake, Cow Lake, Eevook Lake, Fire Lake, Frisbee Lake, Grebe Lake, Harvey Lake, Horse Trail Lake, Hunters Lake, Imeri Lake, Kaknu Lake, Lily Lake, Marsh Lake, Meadow Lake, Moosehorn Lake, Mosquito Lake, Olson Lake, Round Lake, Sahot Lake, Savka Lake, Scout Lake, Seven Lakes, Silver Lake, Tea Lake, Timberline Lake, Torpedo Lake, Trumpeter Lake, Watson Lake, Yearling Lake,

Parks:

Scout Lake State Recreation Site,

Rapids:

Naptowne Rapids,

Rivers:

Killey River, Moose River, West Fork Moose River,

Streams:

Bear Creek, East Fork Moose Creek, King County Creek, Olson Creek,