History of Long Island

Descriptive name given in 1869 by Commander R. W. Meade; published on Hydrographic Chart 225. "The island is ten times longer than wide."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Long Island

Pinta Rocks, Polivnoi Rocks,

West Pinta Rocks,

Cannery Cove, Donkey Bay, Frederick Sound, Gambier Bay, Henrys Arm, Last Chance Harbor, Little Pybus Bay, Pybus Bay, Sheldon Cove, Snug Cove, Woewodski Harbor, Wolfe Cabin,

Point Pybus, Point Gambier, Bluff Point, Cape Bendel, Church Point, Deepwater Point, False Point Pybus, File Point, Gem Point, Grunt Point, Jaw Point, Log Point, Pin Point, Pinta Point, Pio Point, Scald Point, Square Point,

North Passage, West Channel,

Chapel Island, Chock Island, Elliott Island, Gain Island, Gambier Island, Good Island, Grave Island, Long Island, Midway Islands, Muse Island, Price Island, Romp Island, Round Rock, San Juan Islands, Southwest Islands, Spruce Island, Tree Island, Turnabout Island, West Brother Island,

Pybus Lake,

Bear Pass Mountain, Middle Mountain, Soapberry Mountain,

Old Mans Slough,

East Pinta Rocks,