History of Aneskett Point

Indian name reported in 1904 by E. F. Dickins, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Aneskett Point

Calder, Deweyville, Holbrook,

Buster Bay, California Bay, Clam Cove, Davidson Inlet, Devilfish Bay, Red Bay, Rocky Bay, Rocky Cove, Salmon Bay, Sandy Bight, Sarheen Cove, Sarkar Cove, Tokeen Bay, Tokeen Cove, Tunga Inlet,

Point Colpoys, Aneskett Point, Bay Point, Pine Point, Sarkar Point, White Point,

Brockman Pass, Dry Pass, El Capitan Passage, Marble Passage, Tenass Pass, Whale Passage,

Bell Island, Brockman Island, Burnt Island, Clam Island, Danger Island, Dead Island, El Capitan Island, Flat Island, Fontaine Island, Graveyard Island, Hub Rock, Keski Island, Mabel Island, Marble Island, North Island, Orr Island, Range Islet, Rookery Islands, Rookery Islands, Round Island, San Island, Scott Island, Scow Island, Singa Island, Spanberg Island, Tenass Island,

El Capitan Lake, Cavern Lake, Exchange Lake, Neck Lake, Red Lake, Salmon Bay Lake, Salt Water Lagoon, Sarkar Lake, Shipley Lake, Sink Hole Lake, Sutter Lake, Twin Island Lake,

El Capitan Peak, Holbrook Mountain, The Nipples, Perue Peak, Pyramid Peak, Red Bay Mountain, Tokeen Peak,

Shakan Strait,

Big Creek, Big Creek, Buster Creek, Camp Creek, Charcoal Creek, Creek Number 1, Creek Number 2, Creek Number 3, Creek Number 4, Creek Number Four, Creek Number One, Creek Number Three, Creek Number Two, Duck Creek, Exchange Creek, Fisher Creek, Goose Creek, Lava Creek, Little Creek, Marble Creek, Mud Creek, Narrow Creek, Pine Creek, Pine Creek, Red Bay Creek, Salmon Creek, Salmon Creek, Sarkar Creek, Shakan Creek, Shine Creek, Short Creek, Squaw Creek, Strait Creek, Sutter Creek, Tokhini Creek,

New Tokeen, Tokeen, Whale Pass,