Orange Hill

About

at terminus of Nabesna Glacier and 16 mi. S of Devils Mtn., Wrangell

History of Orange Hill

So named in 1902 by F. C. Schrader, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), "from its orange-red color, due to mineralization of the rocks."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Nabesna (1950), Nabesna (1950), Nabesna (1950), Nabesna (1950), Nabesna (1951), Nabesna (1951), Nabesna A-4 (1959), Nabesna A-4 (1959), Nabesna A-4 (1959), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna A-4 NW (2016),

Places Near Orange Hill

Fictional Places:

Keelut,

Glaciers:

Cross Creek Glacier, Nikonda Glacier,

Hills:

Raven Hills,

Lakes:

Christy Lake, Fish Creek Lake, Virginia Lake, Whitham Lake, Windy Lake,

Mine:

Nabesna Mine,

Mountains:

Gold Hill, Keenan Peak, Orange Hill, White Mountain,

Streams:

Bond Creek, Cabin Creek, Camp Creek, Canyon Creek, Fish Creek, Jack Creek, Jacksina Creek, Monte Cristo Creek, Nikonda Creek, Skookum Creek,

Routes:

Reeve's Field Trail,

Valleys:

Cliff Gulch, Garnet Gulch, Porphyry Gulch, Swede Gulch,