Information About

Mount Dutton

Mount Dutton

Quick Facts

Region:

Aleutians East

Nearest City:

False Pass

Elevation:

4534 ft (1381.96 m)

About

18 mi. E of village of Cold Bay, NW of head of Belkofski Bay, at SW end of Alaska Peninsula; Aleutian Range

History of Mount Dutton

named by T. A. Jaggar, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), in 1927 for Clarence Edward Dutton, a volcano geologist of the 19th century.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Cold Bay (1943), Cold Bay (1943), Cold Bay (1943), Cold Bay (1943), Fort Randall (1943), Fort Randall (1943), Fort Randall (1943), Fort Randall (1949), Fort Randall (1950), Fort Randall (1950), Cold Bay A-1 (1983), Cold Bay A-1 (1983),

Places Near Mount Dutton

Bars:

Bays:

Belkofski Bay, Captain Harbor, King Cove, King Cove Lagoon, Kitchen Anchorage, Lenard Harbor,

Capes:

Bold Cape, Indian Head, Morgan Point, Slavna Point, Stag Point, Vodapoini Point,

Channels:

Islands:

Lakes:

Mountains:

Aghileen Pinnacles, Mount Dutton, Mount Emmons,

Pillars:

Aghileen Pinnacles,

Rivers:

Joshua Green River,

Streams:

Cities: