History of Dewey Rocks

Named in 1886 by Lieutenant Commander R. C. Clover, U.S. Navy (USN), for Ensign T. G. Dewey, U.S. Navy (USN), a member of his party.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Dewey Rocks

Klinkwan,

Boat Rocks, Egg Rock, Guide Rocks, South Rocks,

Bird Rocks,

Biscuit Lagoon, Clam Cove, Coning Inlet, Cordova Bay, Elbow Bay, Hunter Bay, Kassa Inlet, Klinkwan Cove, Max Cove, Minnie Bay, Minnie Cutoff, Natoma Bay, Nina Cove, Ruth Bay, The Saitchuck, Tah Bay, Winter Bay,

Point Marsh, Cape Muzon, Coning Point, Davidson Point, Far Point, Grave Point, Gusdagane Point, Kaigani Point, Kassa Point, Leading Point, Mexico Point, Natoma Point, Shipwreck Point, Tum Point, Whirlpool Point,

Buschmann Pass, Egg Passage, Eureka Channel, Hessa Narrows, Kelp Passage, Little Pass, The Narrows, Rocky Pass, Ruth Cutoff, Ship Island Passage, Thompson Passage,

Biscuit Knob,

Abalone Island, Anchor Island, Barbara Rock, Barrier Islands, Black Rock, Center Island, Clump Island, Datzkoo Islands, Daykoo Islands, Dewey Rocks, Double Island, Douglass Island, Grass Peak, Grass Rock, Hessa Island, Kassa Island, Klakas Island, Middle Island, Poe Island, Rhea Rocks, Round Island, Round Islands, Ruth Island, Seagull Island, Ship Island, Ship Islands, Tah Island, Turn Island, Wallace Rock,

Long Island,