History of Prince of Wales Archipelago

Name given on September 20, 1793 by Capt Vancouver Royal Navy (RN) to the archipelago which he only suspected to be one island at the time (Wagner, 1937 , p. 403).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Prince of Wales Archipelago

Alberto Islands, Prince of Wales Archipelago,

Alberto Reef, Fish Egg Reef, Klawock Reef,

Port Bagial, Port Caldera, Port Saint Nicholas, Big Bay, Crab Bay, Doyle Bay, Klawock Inlet, Shelter Cove, Shinaku Inlet, Trocadero Bay,

Point Miraballes, Point Saint Sebastian, Point Batan, Point Iphigenia, Point Lomas, Canoe Point, Cape Suspiro, Cemetery Point, Entrance Point, Perlas Point, Punta De los Islotillos,

North Entrance, South Entrance,

Craig, Klawock,

Craig Water Supply Dam, Klawock Dam,

Abbess Island, Ballena Islands, Canas Island, Clam Island, Cole Island, Coronados Islands, Craig Island, Culebrina Island, Fish Egg Island, Klawock Island, Ladrones Islands, Madre de Dios Island, Peratrovich Island, Prince of Wales Island, Rancheria Island, Toti Island, Unlucky Island, Wadleigh Island, Wadleigh Rock,

Big Salt Lake, Black Bear Lake, Black Lake, Control Lake, Klawock Lake, Lake Saint Nicholas,

Lucky Nell Mine,

Kogish Mountain, Pin Peak, Sunny Hay Mountain,

Canoe Pass,

Klawock River,

Crab Creek, Gandlay Hanaa, Halfmile Creek, Shinaku Creek, Threemile Creek,

Canoe Point Trail, Soda Lake Trail Prince of Wales Island,