List of Boundary Peaks of the Alaska–British Columbia/Yukon border
List of peaks by name

List of Boundary Peaks of the Alaska–British Columbia/Yukon border

Section Title: List of peaks by name
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Name	Alternate Name(s)	Range/Region	Elev. (ft)	Coordinates	USGS GNIS	BCGNIS	CGNDB	Other sites	Comments

Mount Alverstone	Boundary Peak 180	Yakutat	13904	60°21′01″N 139°04′38″W / 60.35028°N 139.07722°W	AK-YT

Mount Armour	Boundary Peak 175	Yakutat	6834	59°54′23″N 138°43′04″W / 59.90639°N 138.71778°W	AK-BC; named after John Douglas Armour (1830–1903), Chief Justice of the High Court of Ontario, and Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, one of the original Canadian members of the Alaskan Boundary Tribunal in 1903; succeeded after his death by A.B.Aylesworth (cf.

Mount Augusta	Boundary Peak 183	Yakutat	12857	60°18′11″N 140°27′21″W / 60.30306°N 140.45583°W	AK-YT; named in 1891 by I.C. Russell of the USGS in honour of his wife, Augusta Olmstead Russell

Mount Aylesworth	Boundary Peak 176	Yakutat	7789	59°55′28″N 138°47′43″W / 59.92444°N 138.79528°W	AK-BC; named after Sir Allen Bristol Aylesworth (1854–1952), Canadian constitutional lawyer and member of Alaskan Boundary Tribunal, 1903, succeeding J.D. Armour after his death; Canadian Minister of justice, 1906–11 and later Canadian Senator.

Mount Barnard	Boundary Peak 160	Hoonah-Angoon	8173	59°06′04″N 136°58′04″W / 59.10111°N 136.96778°W}	AK-BC

Mount Bayard	Boundary Peak 15; originally Mount Lindeborg	Ketchikan Gateway	6558	56°07′22″N 130°06′14″W / 56.12278°N 130.10389°W	AK-BC; named after Thomas F. Bayard (1828–1898), U.S.

Mount Blaine	Boundary Peak 24	Ketchikan Gateway	5873	56°14′51″N 130°30′00″W / 56.24750°N 130.50000°W	AK-BC; named after James Gillespie Blaine (1830–93), American orator and statesman.

Mount Bressler	Boundary Peak 97	Juneau	7503	58°55′25″N 134°20′04″W / 58.92361°N 134.33444°W	AK-BC

Mount Brundage	Boundary Peak 84	Juneau	5928	58°16′37″N 133°20′36″W / 58.27694°N 133.34333°W	AK-BC

Mount Canning	Boundary Peak 105	Haines	6148	59°14′57″N 134°41′58″W / 59.24917°N 134.69944°W	AK-BC

Mount Cook	Boundary Peak 182	Yakutat	12857	60°10′39″N 139°58′55″W / 60.17750°N 139.98194°W	AK-YT; named after Captain James Cook, explorer

Mount Cote	Boundary Peak 62	Wrangell	4377	56°45′14″N 131°53′56″W / 56.75389°N 131.89889°W	AK-BC; named after Jean Leon Côté (1867–1924), Departmental Land Surveyor who worked on preliminary boundary surveys in the 1890s; later Alberta MLA and member of the Senate of Canada, 1924.

Devils Paw	Boundary Peak 93	Juneau	8045	58°43′46″N 133°50′17″W / 58.72944°N 133.83806°W	AK-BC

Devils Thumb	Boundary Peak 71	Petersburg	8560	57°05′29″N 132°22′20″W / 57.09139°N 132.37222°W	AK-BC

Mount Duff	Boundary Peak 174	Yakutat	7211	59°50′31″N 138°41′08″W / 59.84194°N 138.68556°W	AK-BC

Elbow Mountain	Boundary Peak 66	Wrangell	4245	56°42′11″N 131°51′39″W / 56.70306°N 131.86083°W	AK-BC

Mount Fairweather	Boundary Peak 164	Yakutat	15157	58°54′26″N 137°31′36″W / 58.90722°N 137.52667°W	AK-BC

Mount Fawcett	Boundary Peak 53	Wrangell	6214	56°33′11″N 131°28′07″W / 56.55306°N 131.46861°W	AK-BC; named after Thomas Fawcett, DTS, engineer with the Canadian section of the International Boundary Commission, 1911–20

Mount Gallatin	Boundary Peak 67	Wrangell	5098	56°45′16″N 131°54′05″W / 56.75444°N 131.90139°W	AK-BC; named after Albert Gallatin, one of the US commissioners who negotiated the Treaty of Ghent

Mount Harris	Boundary Peak 156	Yakutat (Takhinsha Mountains)	5289	59°15′45″N 136°29′16″W / 59.26250°N 136.48778°W	AK-BC

Mount Hay	Boundary Peak 167	Yakutat	8284	59°14′40″N 137°36′23″W / 59.24444°N 137.60639°W	AK-BC

Mount Henry Clay	Boundary Peak 151	Haines	6696	59°22′37″N 136°28′33″W / 59.37694°N 136.47583°W	AK-BC

Mount Herbert	Boundary Peak 172	Yakutat	5239	59°46′05″N 138°38′01″W / 59.76806°N 138.63361°W	AK-BC

Mount Hill	Boundary Peak 78	Hoonah-Angoon	6276	58°00′00″N 133°04′12″W / 58.00000°N 133.07000°W	AK-BC

Mount Hislop	Boundary Peak 103	Haines	6565	59°07′54″N 134°33′49″W / 59.13167°N 134.56361°W	AK-BC

Mount Hubbard	Boundary Peak 179	Yakutat	14872	60°19′07″N 139°04′17″W / 60.31861°N 139.07139°W	AK-YT

Mount Jefferson Coolidge	Boundary Peak 16	Ketchikan Gateway	6319	56°05′49″N 130°14′45″W / 56.09694°N 130.24583°W	AK-BC

Mount Jetté	Boundary Peak 177	Yakutat	7940	59°59′42″N 139°03′11″W / 59.99500°N 139.05306°W	AK-BC; US spelling does not use accents

Mount John Jay	Boundary Peak 18	Ketchikan Gateway	6896	56°08′31″N 130°25′31″W / 56.14194°N 130.42528°W	AK-BC; named after John Jay (1745–1820), U.S. statesman and jurist

Kates Needle	Boundary Peak 70	Petersburg (CA)	10016	57°02′42″N 132°02′40″W / 57.04500°N 132.04444°W	AK-BC

Mount Lewis Cass	Boundary Peak 47	Ketchikan Gateway	6030	56°24′42″N 131°05′07″W / 56.41167°N 131.08528°W	AK-BC; named after Lewis Cass (1782–1866), U. S. soldier and statesman

Mount Lodge	Boundary Peak 166	Yakutat	10203	59°06′25″N 137°32′29″W / 59.10694°N 137.54139°W	AK-BC

Mount London	Boundary Peak 100, Mount Atlin	Haines	6526	59°02′20″N 134°22′49″W / 59.03889°N 134.38028°W	AK-BC

Mount McDonell	Boundary Peak 150	Haines	4934	59°27′57″N 136°28′31″W / 59.46583°N 136.47528°W	AK-BC

Mount Middleton	Boundary Peak 27	Ketchikan Gateway	5469	56°16′10″N 130°36′53″W / 56.26944°N 130.61472°W	AK-BC; named after Henry Middleton (1771–1846), United States Minister to Russia, 1820–1830; negotiated the treaty of 1824 with Russia

Mosheim Dome	Boundary Peak 41	Ketchikan Gateway	6417	56°22′27″N 130°48′59″W / 56.37417°N 130.81639°W	AK-BC; named after Adolph Mosheim, an assistant surveyor with the United States party to the boundary survey in this area, 1905

Mount Nesselrode	Boundary Peak 98	Haines	7146	58°57′47″N 134°18′48″W / 58.96306°N 134.31333°W	AK-BC

Mount Ogden	Boundary Peak 86	Juneau	7054	58°25′54″N 133°22′38″W / 58.43167°N 133.37722°W	AK-BC

Mount Ogilvie	Boundary Peak 95	Juneau	6893	58°51′42″N 134°15′27″W / 58.86167°N 134.25750°W	AK-BC

Mount Poletica	Boundary Peak 102	Haines	7172	59°07′53″N 134°28′55″W / 59.13139°N 134.48194°W	AK-BC

Mount Pounder	Boundary Peak 48	Petersburg (CA)	6512	56°26′59″N 131°10′25″W / 56.44972°N 131.17361°W	AK-BC; named after John A. Pounder, surveyor with the International Boundary Commission, 1909

Mount Pullen	Boundary Peak 104	Haines	5784	59°11′32″N 134°40′38″W / 59.19222°N 134.67722°W	AK-BC

Mount Quincy Adams	Boundary Peak 163	Hoonah-Angoon	13615	58°54′32″N 137°27′05″W / 58.90889°N 137.45139°W	AK-BC; named after John Quincy Adams, former Secretary of State and 6th President of the United States

Mount Root	Boundary Peak 165	Yakutat	11657	58°59′11″N 137°30′08″W / 58.98639°N 137.50222°W	AK-BC

Mount Saint Elias	Boundary Peak 186	Yakutat	18035	60°17′36″N 140°55′46″W / 60.29333°N 140.92944°W	AK-YT

Mount Seattle	Boundary Peak 178	Yakutat	9482	60°05′10″N 139°11′45″W / 60.08611°N 139.19583°W	AK-YT

Mount Service	Boundary Peak 101	Haines	7477	59°05′23″N 134°26′47″W / 59.08972°N 134.44639°W	AK-BC

Mount Stoeckl	Boundary Peak 40	Ketchikan Gateway	5997	56°22′02″N 130°46′54″W / 56.36722°N 130.78167°W	AK-BC; named after Russian Privy Councillor Baron Edward de Stoeckl, Russian Minister to the U.S., who signed the convention ceding Alaska to the United States of America on 30 March 1867

Mount Talbot	Boundary Peak 68	Wrangell	4452	56°48′22″N 131°52′24″W / 56.80611°N 131.87333°W	AK-BC; Captain A.C. Talbot, international boundary surveyor, 1893 and 1895

Mount Upshur	Boundary Peak 17	Ketchikan Gateway	6732	56°07′45″N 130°20′56″W / 56.12917°N 130.34889°W	AK-BC; named after Abel P. Upshur (1790–1844), US politician and jurist

Mount Welker	Boundary Peak 8	Ketchikan Gateway	5151	56°00′30″N 130°00′13″W / 56.00833°N 130.00361°W	AK-BC; named "After Captain Philip A. Welker, retired, who bore a distinguished part in the survey of Alaska and its boundary"

Mount Whipple	Boundary Peak 54	Wrangell	5233	56°36′46″N 131°34′44″W / 56.61278°N 131.57889°W	AK-BC

Mount Willibert	Boundary Peak 23	Ketchikan Gateway	7041	56°14′36″N 130°28′04″W / 56.24333°N 130.46778°W	AK-BC; named after Willibert Simpson, member of staff of Canadian section of the International Boundary Commission, 1893–95

Sentence(s)

Mount Cook is on the border between Alaska and the Canadian Yukon, and is designated Boundary Peak 182 as one of the Boundary Peaks.

final_sentence: Mount Cook is on the border between Alaska and the Canadian Yukon, and is designated Boundary Peak 182 as one of the Boundary Peaks.