History of Herendeen Bay

Named about 1890 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) for Captain Edward Perry Herendeen of Survey schooner Yukon, who first explored and sketched the bay in 1881.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Herendeen Bay

Kudobin Islands,

Crow Reef, Halftide Rock, Midway Reef, Village Spit,

Herendeen Bay, Mine Harbor, Mud Bay,

Black Point, Bluff Point, Bold Bluff Point, Cape Rozhnof, Coal Point, Crow Point, Point Divide, Doe Point, Point Edward, Fawn Point, Gravel Point, Gull Point, Low Point, Marble Point, Middle Point, Ross Point, Second Cape, Shingle Point, Third Cape, Wolf Point,

Hague Channel, Johnston Channel,

Coal Bluff,

Deer Island, Eagle Rock, Gull Island, Kritskoi Island, Walrus Island,

Hoodoo Lake, Sapsuk Lake,

Hoodoo Mountain, Pinnacle Peak, Pyramid Mountain,

Coal Creek, Johnson Fork, Lawrence Creek, Lynden Creek, Portage Creek,

Buck Valley, Coal Valley, Deer Valley, Grass Valley, Lawrence Valley, Portage Valley,

Herendeen Bay,