Upper Ohmer Lake

About

On the Kenai Peninsula, 0.5 mi E of Lower Ohmer Lake and 34 mi ESE of Kenai, Cook Inlet Low.

History of Upper Ohmer Lake

Named about 1963 by officials of Kenai National Moose Range for the late Earl N. Ohmer, former chairman of the Territorial Game Commission.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Kenai (1944), Kenai (1944), Kenai (1944), Kenai (1944), Kenai (1950), Kenai (1950), Kenai B-1 (1950), Kenai B-1 (1950), Kenai B-1 (1950), Kenai B-1 (1950), Kenai B-1 (1952), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai (1958), Kenai B-1 NW (1986), Kenai B-1 NW (1986), Kenai B-1 NW (2017),

Places Near Upper Ohmer Lake

Bays:

Doroshin Bay,

Channels:

Irish Channel,

Islands:

Caribou Island, Explorer Island, Frying Pan Island, Lucas Island,

Lakes:

Afonasi Lake, Alpine Lake, Bear Lake, Blizzard Lake, Brood Lake, Browse Lake, Campsite Lake, Chatelain Lake, Dogteam Lake, East Forest Lake, Engineer Lake, Equmen Lake, Hidden Lake, Hikers Lake, Imeri Lake, Jean Lake, Kelly Lake, Lily Lake, Lower Ohmer Lake, Marsh Lake, Mox Lake, Muddy Lake, Pack Lake, Petersen Lake, Peterson Lake, Picnic Lake, Rock Lake, Seven Lakes, Skilak Lake, Swan Lake, Trumpeter Lake, Twin Lakes, Upper Jean Lake, Upper Ohmer Lake, Watson Lake,

Mountains:

Bear Mountain, Hideout Hill,

Peaks:

Bear Mountain, Henton Benchmark, Skilak Lookout, The Hideout,

Mountain Ranges:

Mystery Hills,

Rivers:

Skilak River,

Streams:

Benjamin Creek, Cottonwood Creek, Dike Creek, Hidden Creek, Jean Creek, King County Creek, Pipe Creek, Surprise Creek, Thurman Creek,

Routes:

Fuller Lakes and Skyline Traverse, Seven Lakes Trail,