55 ° 32' 35.999" N,
130 ° 52' 5.002" W
Ketchikan Gateway
102 ft (31.09 m)
on the mainland, S point of entrance to Rudyerd Bay, Behm Canal, Coast Mts.
HistoryName published in 1899 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS); originally named "New Eddystone Point" by Captain George Vancouver, Royal Navy (RN), August 9, 1793, "for a supposed resemblance to Eddystone (lighthouse off the coast of Cornwall) in England * * * (Wagner, 1937, p. 399-400).
Checats Cove, Ella Bay, Grace Cove, Manzanita Bay, Princess Bay, Punchbowl Cove, Rudyerd Bay, Sargent Bay, Walker Cove, Wasp Cove, Wilson Arm,
Capes:Point Louise, Point Eva, Cactus Point, Checats Point, Edith Point, Ella Point, Harding Point, Hut Point, Ledge Point, Sharp Point, Skirt Point, Slag Point, Tramp Point, Wart Point, Wasp Point, Whale Point,
Channels:Islands:Candle Island, Channel Islands, Entrance Island, Manzanita Island, New Eddystone Islands, New Eddystone Rock, Smeaton Island, Snip Islands, Winstanley Island,
Lakes:Lake Grace, January Lake, Lower Checats Lake, Lower Ella Lake, Manzanita Lake, Lake Manzoni, Nooya Lake, Punchbowl Lake, Upper Checats Lake, Winstanley Lakes,
Parks:Misty Fjords National Monument,
Streams:Checats Creek, Ella Creek, Fromholtz Creek, Fromholz Creek, Grace Creek, Granite Creek, Manzanita Creek, North Fork Manzanita Creek, Walker Creek, Winstanley Creek,
