Talk:Mount Palmer (Alaska)

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There was virtually nothing correct about the old page. I updated it with correct information. The Irish didn't explore the Anchorage area in the 1700s, there is no nearby Lake Koorkoordine, the peak was named after George W. Palmer (not Alex Palmer), the summit elevation is 6940 feet (not 6585 feet), and there is no plaque on the peak's summit, which has been reached perhaps only five times. 24.237.109.137 (talk) 06:35, 16 June 2015 (UTC)[reply]