History of Coppermount

The Coppermount post office was established here in 1900 and transferred to Sulzer in 1907 (Ricks, 1965, p. 14). This former mining settlement is shown as abandoned on current sources. "Few signs remain of the salmon cannery , formerly located on the northern shore of the bay" (US Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1962, p. 77).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Coppermount

Copper City, Coppermount, Hetta, Sulzer,

Sukkwan Island,

Jumbo Basin,

Alder Cove, Copper Harbor, Deer Bay, Eek Inlet, Goose Bay, Hassiah Inlet, Hetta Cove, Hetta Inlet, Kasook Inlet, Keete Inlet, Little Goose Bay, Mud Bay, Nutkwa Inlet, Paul Bight, Polk Inlet, Portage Bay,

Corbin Point, Eek Point, Hetta Point, Keete Point, Lime Point, Nutkwa Point, Round Point, Saltery Point, Simmons Point,

Connection Pass, Gould Passage, Sukkwan Strait, Sulzer Passage,

Hydaburg Dam,

Sukkwan Lake,

Blanket Island, Dell Island, Flat Island, Gould Island, Grass Island, Jumbo Island, Keete Island, Mabel Island, Mellen Rock,

Eek Lake, Lake Gertrude, Hetta Lake, Lake Isabel, Lake Josephine, Lake Marge, Lake Mellen, Nutkwa Lagoon, Rock Lake, Summit Lake,

Corbin Mine,

Barren Mountain, Beaver Mountain, Billie Mountain, Copper Mountain, Green Monster Mountain, Hetta Mountain, Mount Jumbo, Rock Butte,

Sukkwan Narrows,

Beaver Creek, Big Creek, Bully Boy Creek, Cabin Creek, Cave Creek, Dog Salmon Creek, Hetta Creek, Jumbo Creek, Old Franks Creek, Old Tom Creek, Perry Creek, Polk Creek, Portage Creek, Reynolds Creek, Rock Creek, Twelvemile Creek, Virginia Creek, Wright Creek,

Sulzer Portage,

Polk Inlet,

Nutkwa Falls,