History of Soda Creek

Descriptive name given in 1916 by Dole and Chambers (1917, fig. 15), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS); "because of carbonated springs located along its banks."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Soda Creek

Lively Islands, McFarland Islands, Nichols Islands, Sukkwan Island,

The Sentinels,

Port Bagial, Port Saint Nicholas, Big Bay, Breezy Bay, Crab Bay, Crab Trap Cove, Doyle Bay, Dunbar Inlet, Farallon Bay, Goat Mouth Inlet, Island Bay, Natzuhini Bay, North Bay, Shelter Cove, Soda Bay, Soda Bay, Trocadero Bay, View Cove,

Point Miraballes, Point Saint Sebastian, Boreas Point, Canoe Point, Cayman Point, Eolus Point, Halibut Nose, Hassler Point, Horn Point, Kellogg Point, Natalia Point, Perlas Point, Punta De los Islotillos, Saltery Point, Turn Point, Whisker Point,

North Pass, South Pass, Sukkwan Narrows, Sukkwan Strait, Tlevak Narrows, Tlevak Strait,

Hydaburg,

Craig Water Supply Dam, Hydaburg Dam,

Blanket Island, Block Island, Canas Island, Clam Island, Comma Island, Corlies Islands, Coronados Islands, Culebrina Island, Deadman Island, Fishhook Island, Fort Islet, Goat Island, Guide Island, Horseshoe Island, Ladrones Islands, Lone Tree Island, Middle Island, Midway Island, Mushroom Island, Natalia Island, Panhandle Island, Passage Island, Profit Island, Rancheria Island, Round Island, Scrag Islands, The Sentinels, Shelikof Island, Signal Island, Snag Island, Spook Island, Toti Island, Unlucky Island,

Lake Saint Nicholas,

Crackerjack Mine, Dawson Mine,

Harris Peak, Sunny Hay Mountain, White Mountain,

North Pass Sukkwan Strait, South Pass Sukkwan Strait, Sukkwan Narrows,

Turn Rock,

Hydaburg River,

Cave Creek, Crab Creek, Gandlay Hanaa, Soda Creek, Twelvemile Creek,

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