History of Kaigani Harbors

Haida Indian name recorded by Etolin in 1833 as "Gavan Kaigan," or "Kaigan Harbor;" published on Russian Hydrographic Dept. Chart 1396 in 1848. US@C&GS published the name "Kai-gah-nee Harbors" for these bays in the 1883 Coast Pilot (p. 66), and referred to them as in the 1883 Coast Pilot (p. 66), and referred to them as North Harbor, Middle Harbor (South Harbor since 1932), and South Harbor (Datzkoo Harbor since 1932). See Datzkoo Harbor, North Harbor and South Harbor.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Kaigani Harbors

Howkan,

Bay Islands,

Egg Rock, South Rocks,

Howkan Reef, Mill Reef, Pond Rock, Shoe Rock,

American Bay, Anchorage Cove, Bolles Inlet, Chickwan Bight, Cleva Bay, Coning Inlet, Cordova Bay, Datzkoo Harbor, Dova Bay, Elbow Bay, Essowah Harbor, Grace Harbor, Ham Cove, Kaigani Harbors, Kassa Inlet, Liscome Bay, Little Daykoo Harbor, McLeod Bay, Mission Cove, Natoma Bay, Nina Cove, North Kaigani Harbor, Pond Bay, Security Cove, Shoe Inlet, South Kaigani Harbor, Touchit Cove, Vesta Bay, Wolk Harbor,

Point Cornwallis, Aurora Point, Cape Muzon, Coning Point, Corlies Point, Datzkoo Point, Dix Point, Essowah Point, Kaigani Point, Kassa Point, Keg Point, Liscome Point, Luke Point, Middle Point, Natoma Point, Security Point, Vesta Point, Point Webster, Wolk Point,

Howkan Narrows, Kaigani Strait, Ship Island Passage,

Abalone Island, Aston Island, Bushy Island, Channel Islands, Clump Island, Crow Island, Datzkoo Islands, Daykoo Islands, Dead Pine Island, Grand Island, Long Island, Parrot Rock, Ship Island, Ship Islands, Shoe Island, Square Island, West Mill Rock,

Essowah Lakes, Parrot Lake, Lake Seclusion,

Stripe Mountain,

Long Island,