History of Perry Island

Name published on D. H. Sleem's map of Central Alaska, dated 1910. This is probably the same as the island called "Perry" by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) in 1900, and "Stamie" by F. C. Schrader, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), in 1900. Schrader reported that it had been "used as a blue fox farm by Kndall and Steamy (Stamie) since 1897."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Perry Island

Egg Rocks,

Lake Bay, Cascade Bay, Cove Shoestring, Derickson Bay, Eaglek Bay, East Twin Bay, Esther Bay, Falls Bay, Foul Bay, Granite Bay, Main Bay, Papoose Cove, Quillian Bay, Shoestring Cove, South Bay, South Bay, Squaw Bay, West Twin Bay,

Point Perry, Billings Point, Bush Point, Hodgkins Point, Lone Point, Meares Point, Ragged Point, Tipping Point,

Esther Passage, Lone Passage, Perry Passage, Wells Passage,

Axel Lind Island, Bald Head Chris Island, Cascade Island, Crafton Island, Dutch Group, Eaglek Island, East Flank Island, Esther Island, Fool Island, Lone Island, Perry Island, West Flank Island,

Esther Lake, Falls Lake,

Esther Peak,

Granite Bay State Marine Park, South Esther Island State Marine Park,

Esther Falls Overlook Trail,

Esther Falls,