History of Gaviota Islets

Spanish word meaning "sea gull," given in 1923 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Gaviota Islets

Twin Rocks,

Labandera Rock, Moke Rock,

Port San Antonio, Port Asumcion, Port Mayoral, Port San Antonio, Fortaleza Bay, Gulf of Esquibel, Indiada Cove, Kelly Cove, Lagoma Bay, Roller Bay, Siketi Sound, Steamboat Bay, Thimble Cove, Ulitka Bay, Veta Bay,

Point Marabilla, Point Maria, Point Quemada, Point Rosary, Point Saint Boniface, Point Saint Isidor, Point San Francisco, Point San Jose, Point San Roque, Point Santa Gertrudis, Point Santa Rosa, Point Santa Theresa, Point Alonzo, Point Animas, Point Arboleda, Point Capones, Point Caracol, Point Cosinas, Point Delgada, Point Falfan, Point Fortaleza, Point Incarnation, Amarilla Point, Canal Point, Cape Addington, Cape Bartolome, Cape Chirikof, Cape Ulitka, Granite Point, Mineral Point, Outer Point, Pepper Point, Punishment Point, Saint Nicholas Point, Siketi Point, Snail Point, Steamboat Point, Triste Point, Veta Point,

Arriaga Passage, Paloma Pass, Port Real Marina, Saint Nicholas Channel, Sonora Passage,

Isidor Hill,

Abrejo Rocks, Animas Island, Arcada Rock, Baker Island, Cone Island, Coposo Island, Cristina Island, East San Lorenzo Island, Escurial Island, Flotilla Island, Gaviota Islets, Gaviota Rock, Indiada Island, Lulu Island, Marabilla Island, Muerta Island, Noyes Island, Pigeon Island, Pine Island, Quitasueno Rock, Saint Joseph Island, San Francisco Island, San Lorenzo Islands, Santa Rita Island, Shaft Rock, Sola Rock, Triste Island, West San Lorenzo Island,

Lake Fortaleza,

Esmeralda Mountain, Fawn Mountain, Mount Miramar, Noyes Peak, Pimenta Mountain,

Fortaleza Ridge,