History of Breaker Number Two

Name published by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) in the 1901 Coast Pilot (p.199). The name Middle Breaker was proposed in 1908 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Breaker Number Two

Cobol,

Sealion Rocks,

Black Rock, Fortuna Reefs, Frog Rock, Guide Rock, Ittar Rock, Khaz Breakers, Middle Breaker, Morskoi Rock, Ninefoot Shoal, Olga Rock, Outer Rocks, Sea Rock, Snipe ock, Vincent Reef,

Double Cove, Elf Cove, Falcon Arm, Flat Cove, Ford Arm, Hidden Cove, Island Cove, Khaz Bay, Kimshan Cove, Klag Bay, Kukkan Bay, Rocky Bay, Sea Lion Bay, Slocum Arm, Waterfall Cove,

Point Hope, Point Kruzof, Point Leo, Cape Georgiana, Clearing Point, Copper Point, Drip Point, Fortuna Point, Fox Point, Khaz Head, Khaz Peninsula, Khaz Point, Klokachef Point, Maud Point, Pole Point, Quit Point, Rose Point, Round Point, Point Slocum, Slope Point, Takeena Peninsula, Trap Point, Vein Point, Point Vincent,

Elbow Passage, Fortuna Strait, The Gate, Gig Pass, Kukkan Passage, Ogden Passage, Piehle Passage, Rough Channel, Smooth Channel, South Passage, Surveyor Passage, Tawak Passage,

Baird Island, Black Island, Breaker Number Two, Brown Rock, Channel Island, Deuce Island, Dippy Island, Duck Island, Eagle Rock, Fitz Island, Granite Islands, Gray Rock, Herbert Graves Island, Klag Island, Klokachef Island, Leo Island, Myriad Islands, Oval Rock, Paulina Island, Port Island, Ramp Island, Rowe Island, Sealion Island, Sealion Islands, Shale Island, Snipe Rock, Steep Island, Three Tree Island, Twin Island, Vorota Island,

Lake Anna, Black Lake, Lake Leo, Rust Lake, Sister Lake, Lake Surprise, Waterfall Lake,

Hirst-Chichagof Mine (historical),

Doolth Mountain, Flat Top Mountain, Freeburn Mountain, Mount Georgiana, Khaz Peak, Pinnacle Peak, Rust Mountain, Williams Hill,

Black River,

Chichagof Creek, Leo Creek, Rust Creek,