History of Carroll Inlet

Named in 1880 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) for Captain James Carroll who commanded ships in this area for many years; the generic "Channel" was changed to "Inlet" after it was discovered that the feature was not a passage.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Carroll Inlet

Cutter Rocks,

Mastic Rock, Spire Island Reef,

California Cove, Carroll Inlet, Coho Cove, Coon Cove, Gem Cove, George Inlet, Gnat Cove, Herring Bay, Leask Cove, Moth Bay, Shelter Cove, Shoal Cast, Shoal Cove, Thorne Arm, Tsa Cove,

Bat Point, Brunn Point, California Head, Carroll Point, Elf Point, Eve Point, Island Point, Mop Point, Moth Point, Nigelius Point, Pop Point, Rock Point, Spit Point,

Lower Silvis Lake Dam, Upper Silvis Lake Dam,

Bull Island, Coon Island, Cynthia Island, Granite Island, Hassler Island, Hume Island, Minx Islands, Osten Island, Revillagigedo Island, Snipe Island, Spire Island,

Basin Lake, Beaver Lake, Big Lake, Buckhorn Lake, Chamberlain Lake, Ella Lake, Gokachin Lakes, Granite Lake, Loon Lake, Low Lake, Lower Silvis Lake, Mahoney Lake, Mesa Lake, Mirror Lake, North Saddle Lake, Orton Lake, Patching Lake, Salt Lagoon, Snow Lake, South Saddle Lake, Star Lake, Swan Lake, Third Lake, Trap Lake,

Mahoney Mine, Sealevel Mine,

Black Mountain, Notch Mountain, Painted Peak, Twin Peaks,

N1249K Peak,

Saw Ridge,

Beaver Falls Creek, Calamity Creek, Carroll Creek, Falls Creek, Fish Creek, Gokachin Creek, Gunsight Creek, Leask Creek, Licking Creek, Marble Creek, Sea Level Creek, Shoal Creek, Silver Creek, Whitman Creek,

Low Lake Trail, Mesa Lake Trail, Silvis Lakes Trail, Star Lake Spur,

Beaver Falls, Herring Cove,

Beaver Falls,