5 mi. SW of Mole Harbor, on E Central Admiralty I., Alex. Arch.
Tlingit Indian name associated with the mountain reported in 1926 by H. J. Coolidge. "Mount Distick is a mountain that the Indians say was the place where a squaw and her son took refuge at the time of the great floods. Only by going to the top of the mountain were they able to survive the water which drowned all other people and flooded the earth."
Gambier Bay, Mole Harbor, Pleasant Bay, Short Finger Bay, Snug Cove, Sore Finger Cove,
Capes:Flaw Point, Gem Point, Scald Point,
Channels:Cliffs:Islands:Admiralty Island, Admiralty Island, Buck Island, Chock Island, Dorn Island, Faust Island, Gain Island, Muse Island, Tree Island, Woodchoppers Island,
Lakes:Lake Alexander, Beaver Lake, Buck Lake, Coo Lake, Doe Lake, Lake Guerin, Hasselborg Lake, Islet Lake, Jims Lake, McKinney Lake, Pine Lake, Pleasant Bay Lake, Pybus Lake, Sikady Lake,
Mountains:Botany Peak, Mount Distik, Middle Mountain, Wheeler Peak, Yeek-Sha Mountain, Yellow Bear Mountain,
Rivers:Streams:Routes:Lake Alexander Trail, Hasselborg-Beaver Trail, Hasselborg-Guerin Trail, Hasselborg-McKinney Trail,