History of Reshimosti Island

Russian name meaning "determination," given in 1809 by the navigator Ivan Vasiliev the first; published by Lieutenant Sarichev (1826, map 19), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN), as "O(strov) Reshitosti." U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS), in transliterating the name, erroneously kept the Russian "t" which appears as an English "m."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Reshimosti Island

Silver Bay,

Sawmill Creek Recreational Area,

Billy Basin,

Bear Cove, Birdsnest Bay, Camp Coogan Bay, Cosmos Cove, Ell Cove, Herring Cove, Kasnyku Bay, No Thorofare Bay, Sawmill Cove, Silver Bay, Takatz Bay, Waterfall Cove,

Entry Point, North Point,

Graystone Cliff,

Blue Lake Dam,

Arguello Island, Baranof Island, O-Neil Island, Reshimosti Island, Round Island,

Baranof Lake, Bear Lake, Beaver Lake, Carbon Lake, Cold Storage Lake, Lake Diana, Lake Ekaterina, Glacier Lake, Goat Lake, Green Lake, Heart Lake, Hidden Falls Lake, Hogan Lake, Indigo Lake, Lake Irina, Kasnyku Lake, Lucky Chance Lakes, Luna Lake, Medvejie Lake, Pinta Lake, Redoubt Lake, Sadie Lake, Salmon Lake, Salt Lagoon, Takatz Lake, Thimbleberry Lake,

Arrowhead Peak, Mount Bassie, Bear Mountain, Clarence Kramer Peak, Cupola Peak, Eureka Mountain, Mount Furuhelm, Mount Katlian, Lucky Chance Mountain, Mount Radamaker, Sugarloaf Mountain,

The Sisters,

Baranof River, Clear River, Glacial River, Vodopad River,

Kasnyku Creek, Salmon Creek, Sawmill Creek, Takatz Creek,

Blue Lake to Glacier Lake Trail, Herring Cove Trail, Redoubt Lake Trail, Silver Bay Trail,

Baranof,

Hidden Falls, Kasnyku Falls,