Information About

Cassiope Cone

Quick Facts

Region:

Northwest Arctic

Nearest City:

White Mountain

Elevation:

1194 ft (363.93 m)

About

Two mi. S of Hoodoo Hill, 7 mi SW of Imuruk Lake, and 12 mi NNW of Kuzitrin Lake, Seward Peninsula High.

History of Cassiope Cone

Reported in 1950 by D. M. Hopkins, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS); one of "four conspicuous volcanic cones * * * named for wild flowers which are common on the slopes of all four cones."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben C-3 (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben C-3 (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben (1950), Bendeleben (1951), Bendeleben (1951), Bendeleben (1964), Bendeleben C-3 SW (2017),

Places Near Cassiope Cone

Craters:

Twin Calderas,

Hills:

Dryas Cone,

Lakes:

Lake Cloud, Erich Lake, Joan Lake,

Mountains:

Andromeda Cone, The Bat, Black Butte, Mount Boyan, Camille Cone, Cassiope Cone, Gosling Cone, Hoodoo Hill, Lost Jim Cone, Skeleton Butte,

Pillars:

Twincairn Cone,

Streams:

Bilge Creek, Carex Creek,