Getting To Basket Bay

From Juneau or Sitka chartering a float plane would be the simplest way to reach Basket Bay.

History of Basket Bay

Named by the employees of the Alaska Oil and Guano Company at Killisnoo about 1900. The Tlingit name Kook Bay was published in 1899 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) on Chart 8050. It was called Kakagin Inlet in the 1883 Coast Pilot (p. 178).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Basket Bay

Sitkoh,

Morris Reef,

Basket Bay, Cedar Cove, Coffee Cove, Corner Bay, Fin Cove, Florence Bay, Lindenberg Harbor, Little Basket Bay, Marble Cove, Pavlof Harbor, Sitkoh Bay, Trap Bay, Wachusett Cove,

Point Craven, Point Hayes, Cannery Point, Columbia Point, East Point, East Point, False Lindenberg Head, Fishery Point, Hill Point, Iyoukeen Peninsula, Lindenberg Head, North Passage Point, Outer Point, Peninsular Point, South Passage Point, West Point,

Marble Bluffs,

Kennel Creek Dam,

Cedar Island, Little Cedar Island, McClellan Rock, Pinnacle Rock, White Rock,

Basket Lake, Kook Lake, Pavlof Lake, Sitkoh Lake,

Pavlof River, Salmon River,

Basket Creek, Corner Creek, Fishery Creek, Harley Creek, Kook Creek, Sitkoh Creek, Small Creek, Ward Creek,

Sitkoh Lake Trail,

Cannery, Chatham, Todd,