History of Randolph Peak

Named in 1887 by Lieutenant Thomas, U.S. Navy (USN), "for Peyton Randolph," first president of the Continental Congress in 1775.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Randolph Peak

Beacon Rock, Rasp Ledge,

Fool Inlet, Limestone Inlet, Mole Harbor, Short Finger Bay, Sore Finger Cove, Taku Harbor, Winning Cove,

Point Anmer, Point Glass, Flaw Point, Glass Peninsula, Grave Point, Late Point, Midway Point, Station Point, Staunch Point, Stockade Point, Point Styleman, Twin Point,

Seymour Canal, Stephens Passage,

The Stone Wall,

Taku Cannery Dam,

Buck Island, Bug Island, Dorn Island, Faust Island, Mist Island, South Island, Swan Island, Tiedeman Island,

Lake Alexander, Beaver Lake, Buck Lake, Doe Lake,

Arthur Peak, Everett Peak, Fillmore Peak, Limestone Bluffs, Morse Peak, Randolph Peak, Steeple Peak, Taku Mountain, Washburn Peak, Webster Peak, Wheeler Peak,

Taku Harbor State Marine Park,

Whiting River,

Anmer Creek, Bear Creek, Limestone Creek, Mist Creek,

Lake Alexander Trail, Hasselborg-Beaver Trail,

Taku Harbor,