Places: CA-Brewer

Mt Brewer-13,497' (Mount Brewer)   (36.7085481, -118.4853741) 
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	Deg	Min	Vertical Deg	Min	Distance	Visible
Delilah	100	30	3	33	35.7	Somewhat
Park Ridge	92	24	3	33	25.5	Yes
Buck Rock	95	24	3	37	20.9

Brewer Lake-8,747' (Dogtooth Peak)   (37.1667288, -119.1231608)
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	Deg	Min	Vertical Deg	Min	Distance	Visible
Delilah	359	27	2	33	25.1	No
Park Ridge	342	6	1	25	32.2	No
Buck Rock	334	3	1	5	33.1

Big Brewer Lake-10,955' (Sphinx Lakes)   (36.7020204, -118.5098495) 
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	Deg	Min	Vertical Deg	Min	Distance	Visible
Delilah	101	39	2	50	34.5	No
Park Ridge	93	35	2	33	24.1	No
Buck Rock	97	3	2	22	19.6

Brewer Creek-7,966' (Sphinx Lakes)   (36.6999389, -118.5606527)
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	Deg	Min	Vertical Deg	Min	Distance	Visible
Delilah	102	57	1	58	31.8	No
Park Ridge	94	28	1	14	21.3	No
Buck Rock	98	45	0	40	16.9

From Up and Down California by William Brewer     
William H. Brewer

Description:

Brewer Creek:   We were working back toward high peaks, where we hoped to discover the sources of Kings, Kaweah, and Kern rivers, geographical problems of some considerable interest and importance. We got back as far as we could and camped at an altitude of 9,750 feet, by a rushing stream, but with poor feed. Wood was plenty, dry, from trees broken by avalanches in winter. A beautiful little lake was near us.6  About five miles east lay the high granite cone we hoped to reach—high and sharp, its sides bristling with sharp pinnacles.  From Up and Down California by William Brewer, Book 5  Chapter 2

From Up and Down California by William Brewer     
MOUNT BREWER
From a sketch by Charles F. Hoffmann

Mt Brewer:   First ascent of peak:   Saturday, July 2, we were up at dawn, and Hoffmann and I climbed this cone, which I had believed to be the highest of this part of the Sierra. We had a rough time, made two unsuccessful attempts to reach the summit, climbing up terribly steep rocks, and at last, after eight hours of very hard climbing, reached the top.   From Up and Down California by William Brewer, Book 5  Chapter 2

From GNIS:

• East Creek: at one point was called Brewer Creek: Browning, Peter. Place Names of the Sierra Nevada. Berkeley, California: Wilderness Press, 1986. p61
• East Lake: at one point was called Brewer Lake: Browning, Peter. Place Names of the Sierra Nevada. Berkeley, California: Wilderness Press, 1986. p61

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