History of Lake Saint Nicholas

Named in 1935 by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS); derived from other features in the vicinity called Saint Nicholas.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Lake Saint Nicholas

Lively Islands, Prince of Wales Archipelago,

Port Saint Nicholas, Big Bay, Doyle Bay, Klawock Inlet, Natzuhini Bay, North Bay, Soda Bay, Soda Bay, Trocadero Bay,

Point Miraballes, Point Saint Sebastian, Canoe Point, Cayman Point, Cemetery Point, Halibut Nose, Hassler Point, Horn Point, Natalia Point, Perlas Point, Punta De los Islotillos, Turn Point,

North Entrance, North Pass, South Entrance, Tlevak Narrows,

Klawock,

Craig Water Supply Dam, Hydaburg Dam, Klawock Dam,

Block Island, Canas Island, Comma Island, Coronados Islands, Culebrina Island, Guide Island, Horseshoe Island, Klawock Island, Ladrones Islands, Middle Island, Midway Island, Mushroom Island, Natalia Island, Peratrovich Island, Prince of Wales Island, Rancheria Island, Round Island, Shelikof Island, Snag Island, Toti Island, Unlucky Island,

Big Salt Lake, Black Bear Lake, Black Lake, Klawock Lake, Lake Saint Nicholas,

Crackerjack Mine, Dawson Mine, Lucky Nell Mine, Puyallup Mine,

Harris Peak, Pin Peak, Sunny Hay Mountain,

Canoe Pass, North Pass Sukkwan Strait,

Klawock River,

Andersen Creek, Cave Creek, Crab Creek, Gandlay Hanaa, Halfmile Creek, McGilvery Creek, Soda Creek, Threemile Creek, Twelvemile Creek,

Canoe Point Trail, Soda Lake Trail Prince of Wales Island,