anyone heard of 11,300 referred to as "Mount Kudlich&qu

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by Steve Gruhn » Mon Jun 07, 2010 7:58 pm

I've heard that name before for Peak 11301 (aka 11300). Back in the early 1900s Belmore Browne (I think it was him) placed a map in his book of his early exploration and attempt of Mount McKinley that had that peak labeled as Mount Kudlich. I don't know who Kudlich was, but I'm assuming it was a comemorative name.

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by Steve Gruhn » Mon Jun 07, 2010 9:04 pm

Also, check out the Mount Kudlich page on peakbagger.com. What is the "Washburn database" that you referenced? Is it available online?


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