History of Mount Tatum

Named by Bradford Washburn about 1945 for Robert G. Tatum, postulant for holy orders, stationed at the mission at Nenana, who at the age of 21 accompanied Archdeacon Stuck, Henry Karstens, and Walter Harper on the first ascent of Mount McKinley (South peak) on June 1, 1913.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Mount Tatum

Don Sheldon Amphitheater, Ruth Ampitheater, Thayer Basin,

Brooks Glacier, Great Icefall, Harper Glacier, Harper Icefall, Lower Icefall, North Fork Ruth Glacier, Northwest Fork Ruth Glacier, Peters Glacier, Traleika Glacier, Traleika Icefall, West Fork Ruth Glacier, West Fork Traleika Glacier,

Cassin Ridge, Czech Direct, Football Field, Japanese Couloir,

Archdeacons Tower, Mount Barrille, Mount Brooks, Browne Tower, Mount Carpe, Carter Horn, Central Pyramid Peak, Churchill Peaks, Mount Dan Beard, East Pyramid Peak, Explorers Peak, Farthing Horn, Gunsight Mountain, Mount Huntington, Mount Koven, McGonagall Mountain, McGonagall Pass, Denali, Mooses Tooth, North Peak, Oastler Mountain, The Rooster Comb, Mount Silverthrone, South Peak - Denali, Mount Tatum, Mount Tripyramid, Turtle Hill, West Pyramid Peak,

Brooks Gap, The Gateway, Gunsight Pass, Karstens Col, Oastler Pass, Parker Pass, Silverthrone Col, Traleika Col,

Carpe Ridge, East Buttress, Flatiron, Karstens Ridge, Pioneer Ridge, South Buttress, Southeast Spur, Taylor Spur,

Cache Creek, Carlson Creek, Coal Creek, East Fork Clearwater Creek,