Sierra Nevada Place Names

From Abbot to Zumwalt

The origin of geographic names in the Sierra Nevada from the Lake Tahoe basin south to Walker Pass, excluding Yosemite.
Pedro Font, viewing the range from a hilltop near the present city of Antioch on an April day in 1776, described it as "una gran sierra nevada"—a grand snowy mountain range—and that became the name.
Altitudes of most peaks and lakes are given, and the map name and the feature's location on that map are provided. There is an extensive bibliography. New in this edition are two indexes: one is of those who named features, and the other is of those whose names appear in the text of various entries.
This is the third edition of the book Place Names of the Sierra Nevada, first published in 1986.