History of Takanis Peninsula

Named in 1928 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) for Takanis Bay.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Takanis Peninsula

Palmtree Islands, Porcupine Islands,

Urey Rocks,

Porcupine Rock, Star Rock,

Bohemia Basin,

Bertha Bay, Bingham Cove, Canoe Cove, Constantine Cove, Deer Harbor, Greentop Harbor, Hoktaheen Cove, Ilin Bay, Islas Bay, Lost Cove, Lumber Cove, Mite Cove, Porcupine Bay, Soapstone Cove, Squid Bay, Surge Bay, Takanis Bay, Zhilo Cove,

Point Partennoi, Point Razbitie, Point Satchrun, Point Simonds, Point Theodore, Point Urey, Point Dougherty, Cape Bingham, Cape Cross, Column Point, False Point, Rock Point, Soapstone Point, South Point, Takanis Peninsula,

Canoe Pass, Caution Passage, Lisianski Strait,

Ewe Ledge,

White Sulphur Springs,

Beric Island, Esther Island, Fairway Rock, Gauntlet Island, Greentop Island, Kinky Island, Mindalina Island, Miner Island, Mite Island, Pluma Island, Post Island, Skinner Island, Sushilna Island, Tentree Island, Threenob Rock, White Crag Island, Winifred Island, Yakobi Island, Yakobi Rock,

Lake Helen, Hoktaheen Lake, Surge Lake, Takanis Lake, Wild Rice Lake,

Goldwin Mine,

Mount Althorp, Basalt Knob, Bingham Peak, Mount Hill, El Nido Peak, Pinnacle Mountain, Takanis Peak, Vein Mountain, Yakobi Peak,

Canoe Slough,

Porcupine River, Stranger River,

Bohemia Creek, Fault Creek, Hoktaheen Creek, Margret Creek, Takanis Creek,

Dry Pass Trail, Takanis Lake Trail,