History of Salamander Lake

Named by C. L. Sainsbury, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), in 1956 because of the numerous salamanders that inhabit its waters.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Salamander Lake

Hadley, Tolstoi Bay,

Muffin Islands,

Lemly Rocks, Lyman Rock, McHenry Ledge,

Baronovichs Bay, Dewey Anchorage, Forss Cove, Karta Bay, Little Ratz Harbor, Mills Bay, Poor Man Bay, Ratz Harbor, Thorne Bay, Tolstoi Bay, Twelvemile Arm Kasaan Bay, Windfall Harbor,

Adams Point, Alder Point, Baker Point, Ernest Point, Figgins Point, Gull Point, Kasaan Peninsula, Mound Point, Narrow Point, Onslow Point, Outer Point, Ratz Point, Sandy Point, Sawmill Point, Thorne Head, Tolstoi Point,

Canoe Pass,

Kasaan,

Salt Chuck Mine Dam,

North Pole Hill,

Carlton Island, Center Island, Eagle Island, Mabel Island, Onslow Island, Pen Island, Round Island, Stone Islands, Tolstoi Island,

Lake Number Three, Lake Number Three, Angel Lake, Big Lake, Copper Center Lake, Lake Ellen, Foot Lake, Karta Lake, Krogh Lake, Lindeman Lake, Little Lake, Loon Lake, North Lake, Power Lake, Salamander Lake, Salmon Lake, Setter Lake, Trumpeter Lake, Water Lake, Wolf Lake,

Alarm Mine, Flagstaff Mine, Haida Mine, It Mine, Mamie Mine, Mount Andrews Mine, Poor Man Mine, Rich Hill Mine, Rush and Brown Mine, Salt Chuck Mine, Stevenstown Mine, Uncle Sam Mine,

Mount Andrew, Baird Peak, Granite Mountain, Jacobs Mountain, Kasaan Mountain, Rush Peak, Tolstoi Mountain,

Karta River, Thorne River,

Andersen Creek, Deer Creek, Falls Creek, Flagstaff Creek, Goose Creek, Gravelly Creek, Linkum Creek, Little Ratz Creek, McGilvery Creek, Paul Young Creek, Poor Man Creek, Ratz Creek, Sal Creek, Slide Creek,

Hollis, Salt Chuck, Thorne Bay,