Getting To Mount Cleveland

History of Mount Cleveland

Named in 1898 by John A. Flemer, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS). It may have been named Grover Cleveland, 1837-1908, the 22d and 24th President of the United States.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Mount Cleveland

Canyon City, Denver, Rocky Point,

Nahku Bay, Smugglers Cove,

Dyea Point, Yakutania Point,

Skagway,

Lower Dewey Lake Forebay Dam, Lower Dewey Lake Number 1 Dam, Upper Dewey Lake Dam,

Denver Glacier, Irene Glacier, Laughton Glacier, Saussure Glacier, South Glacier,

Black Lake, Devils Punch Bowl, Goat Lake, Icy Lake, Lost Lake, Lower Dewey Lake, Pump House Lake, Summit Lake, Upper Dewey Lake,

White Pass,

Eight Mile Canyon Prospect, Inspiration Mine,

A B Mountain, Boundary Peak 109, Mount Carmack, Mount Cleveland, Mount Clifford, Face Mountain, Mount Harding, Mount Hefty, Mount Hoffman, Porcupine Hill, Twin Dewey Peaks, Mount Van Wagenen, Mount Yeatman,

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park,

Chilkoot Pass, White Pass,

Lactic Acid Peak, Nelson Tower,

Sawtooth Range,

East Fork Skagway River, Nourse River, Skagway River, Taiya River, White Pass Fork Skagway River,

Burro Creek, Captain William Moore Creek, Dewey Creek, Johnson Creek, Kasidaya Creek, Nelson Creek, Porcupine Creek, Reid Creek, Snyder Creek, West Creek,

Chilkoot Trail, Dewey Lakes and Devils Punch Bowl, Lower Dewey Lake Loop Trail, Reid Falls Trail, Skyline Trail, Sturgill's Landing Trail,

Glacier Gorge, Warm Pass Valley,

Bridal Veil Falls, Pitchfork Falls, Reid Falls,