Information About

Mageik Landslide

Quick Facts

Region:

Kodiak Island

Nearest City:

Newhalen

Elevation:

938 ft (285.9 m)

About

along upper course of Martin Creek, on Alaska Peninsula, in Katmai National Monument, 12 mi. SW of Mount Katmai, Aleutian Range

History of Mageik Landslide

Named in 1917 by R. F. Griggs, National Geographic Society, to designate this unusual slide of boulders, soil, peat, and other debris triggered by the Mount Katmai eruption.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Mt Katmai (1948), Mt. Katmai A-4 (1951), Mount Katmai A-4 (1951), Mount Katmai A-4 (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951), Mt Katmai (1951),

Places Near Mageik Landslide

Bays:

Kashvik Bay,

Glaciers:

The Knife Creek Glacier, The Knife Creek Glaciers,

Mountains:

Atmo Mountain, Baked Mountain, Broken Mountain, Mount Cerberus, Falling Mountain, Mount Mageik, Novarupta, Observation Mountain, Topographers Peak, Trident Volcano,

Mountain Passes:

Katmai Pass,

Mountain Ranges:

Buttress Range,

Slopes:

Mageik Landslide,

Streams:

Alagogshak Creek, Big Kashvik Creek, Mageik Creek, Martin Creek,

Waterfalls:

Fultons Falls,