History of Glacier Island

Reported in 1898 by Captain Abercrombie (Glenn and Abercrombie, 1899, map), USA. "According to Salvador Fidalgo's account of his expedition this island (named Isla del Conte) was at the mouth of the bay which his launch party named "Revilla Gigedo" and was no doubt so named because Revilla Gigedo was a conte" (Wagner, 1937, p. 443).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Glacier Island

Buyers Cove, Campbell Bay, Cedar Bay, Chamberlain Bay, Columbia Bay, Eagle Bay, Eickelberg Bay, Emerald Cove, Fairmount Bay, Finski Bay, Granite Bay, Granite Cove, Growler Bay, Heather Bay, Heather Bay, Irish Cove, Jackson Cove, Jackson Hole, Long Bay, Useless Cove,

Bull Head, Cave Point, Elder Point, Elf Point, Elk Head Point, Finski Point, Flent Point, Granite Point, Iceberg Point, Long Point, Slipper Point,

Liljegren Passage, Lutris Pass, McPherson Passage,

Block Island, Glacier Island, Growler Island, Heather Island, Naked Island, Peak Island, Schrader Island,

Billys Hole, Terentiev Lake,

Round Mountain,

Number One River,

Jackson Hole Portage, Lookout and Panorama Point Trail,