Point Amelia

About

NW entrance to Gilmer Bay, on W coast of Kruzof I., 28 mi. NW of Sitka, Alex. Arch.;

History of Point Amelia

Named by Captain George Vancouver, Royal Navy (RN), July 30, 1794, the youngest daughter of King George III of England (Wagner, 1937, p. 372).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka A-6 (1951), Sitka A-6 (1951), Sitka A-6 (1951), Sitka A-6 (1951), Sitka (1952), Sitka (1952), Sitka (1952), Sitka (1952), Sitka A-6 NW (2017),

Places Near Point Amelia

Areas:

Iris Meadows, Sealion Rocks,

Bars:

Brad Rock, Channel Rocks, Fortuna Reefs, Kakul Rock, Morskoi Rock, Olga Rock, Sea Rock, Vincent Reef,

Bays:

Port Mary, Bradshaw Cove, Cuvacan Cove, Gilmer Bay, Goleta Cove, Kalinin Bay, Louise Cove, Neva Bay, Salisbury Sound, Salmonberry Cove, Sea Lion Bay, Shelikof Bay, Sinitsin Cove, Sukoi Inlet, Sukon Strait, Suloia Bay,

Capes:

Point Mary, Point Amelia, Point Kakul, Point Kruzof, Point Leo, Beaver Point, Cape Georgiana, Engano Point, Fortuna Point, Hayward Point, Kalinin Point, Klokachef Point, Scraggy Point, Struya Point, Sukoi Point, Twin Point, Point Vincent,

Channels:

Fortuna Strait, Kakul Narrows,

Islands:

Eagle Rock, Goloi Island, Goloi Islands, Kane Islands, Klokachef Island, Krugloi Islands, Kruzof Island, Liesnoi Island, Round Island, Scraggy Islands, Sealion Island, Sealion Islands, Sinitsin Island, Slaughter Island, Suloia Islet,

Lakes:

Lake Leo, Lake Suloia, Lake Surprise,

Mountains:

Mount Edgecumbe, Mount Georgiana, Shell Mountain,

Ridges:

Crater Ridge,

Streams:

Leo Creek,

Routes:

Kruzof Island Trail, Mount Edgecumbe Trail,