History of Stone Islands

Named in 1886 by Lieutenant Commander A. S. Snow, U.S. Navy (USN), for J. C. Stone, a member of his party.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Stone Islands

Muffin Islands, Niblack Islands,

Lemly Rocks, McHenry Ledge,

Back Chuck, Burnett Inlet, Dewey Anchorage, Forss Cove, Jadski Cove, McHenry Anchorage, McHenry Inlet, Menefee Inlet, Meyers Chuck, Southwest Cove, Union Bay, Vixen Harbor,

Cannery Point, Ernest Point, Gull Point, Isle Point, Kelp Point, Lemesurier Point, Magnetic Point, Marble Point, Menefee Point, Narrow Point, Onslow Point, Thorne Head, Union Point,

Canoe Pass, Canoe Passage,

Avon Island, Bold Island, Brownson Island, Carlton Island, Center Island, Deadman Island, Double Island, Eagle Island, Entrance Island, Etolin Island, Fawn Island, Mabel Island, McHenry Islet, Meyers Island, Misery Island, North Burnett Island, Onslow Island, Petersen Islands, Quartz Rock, Range Island, South Burnett Island, Split Island, Stone Islands, Three Islands, Tolstoi Island, Westerly Island,

Burnett Lake, Hatchery Lake, Krogh Lake, McHenry Lake, Navy Lake, Salamander Lake, Water Lake,

Brownson Peak, Mount Burnett, Mount Etolin, Navy Peak, Mount Shakes, South Mount,

Fisherman Chuck,

Lee Rock, Nut Rock,

Black Bear Creek, Cannery Creek, Falls Creek, Meyers Stream, Sal Creek, Slide Creek, Trout Creek,

Meyers Chuck, Thorne Bay,