History of Gull Island

Local name published by the Alaska Road Commission (ARC) in 1923. So named "for the number of gulls that inhabit the island."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Gull Island

Glacier Spit,

Chinitna Bay, Clam Cove, Dry Bay, Herbs Lagoon, Shelter Cove,

Camp Point, Chinitna Point, Sea Otter Point, Seal Spit, Spring Point,

Red Glacier, Umbrella Glacier,

Gull Island,

Blue Lake, Hickerson Lake, Spring Lakes,

Mount Chinitna, Horn Mountain, Iliamna Volcano, Knub Hill, Lenore Hill, North Twin, South Chinitna Mountain, South Twin,

Havenstrite Ridge, Tilted Hills,

Beaver Creek, Blister Creek, Boulder Creek, Bow Creek, Brown Creek, Cirque Creek, Cliff Creek, Coffin Creek, Covey Creek, Dam Creek, East Glacier Creek, Fitz Creek, Gaikema Creek, Griffin Creek, Hardy Creek, Horn Creek, Irish Creek, Middle Glacier Creek, Park Creek, Rich Creek, Shelter Creek, Sinking Creek, Squirrel Creek, West Glacier Creek,