History of Rubber Boot Lake

Name reported in 1897 by Lieutenant Commander J. F. Moser, U.S. Navy (USN). A "rubber boot" is the local name of a small edible mussel.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Rubber Boot Lake

Point of Rocks,

Port Audrey, Barnes Cove, Cathead Bay, Chenega Cove, Copper Bay, Deer Cove, Drier Bay, Eshamy Bay, Ewan Bay, Falls Bay, Foul Bay, Granite Bay, Herring Bay, Johnson Bay, Kake Cove, Lower Herring Bay, Main Bay, Mallard Bay, Masked Bay, McClure Bay, Paddy Bay, South Bay,

Point Nowell, Cat Head, Chenega Point, Clump Point, Ewan Point, Herring Point, Jackpot Point, Lone Point, Mallard Head, Meares Point, Mountain Point, Paddy Point, Rocky Point,

Dangerous Passage, Knight Island Passage, Long Channel,

West Gables Cannery Dam,

Aguliak Island, Applegate Island, Channel Rock, Chase Island, Chenega Island, Clam Islands, Crafton Island, Delenia Island, Ewan Island, Junction Island, Mummy Island, New Year Island, New Year Islands, Pass Island, Range Island, Rocky Island, Sister Rock, Squire Island, Squirrel Island,

Cheimoviski Lake, Eshamy Lagoon, Eshamy Lake, Falls Lake, Gunboat Lakes, Rubber Boot Lake,

Eshamy Peak, Saddle Peak,

Eshamy Creek,