Quick Facts
extends N from Ledge Point, at head of Nakat Bay, Coast Mts.
HistoryTlingit Indian name possibly derived from the word "Nakatse" meaning "fox" (Krause, 1956, p. 256). Lieutenant Commander Nichols, U.S. Navy (USN), writes in the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) Alaska Coast Pilot (1891, p. 79) "The body of water between Cape Fox and Tongass is sometimes called Nakat Inlet, but that name really applies only to the inlet proper," whose southern limit is at Ledge Point.
Craig Rock, Passage Rock, Tongass Reef,
Bays:Boat Harbor, Harry Bay, Mink Bay, Nakat Bay, Nakat Harbor, Nakat Inlet, Regina Cove, Very Inlet, Vixen Bay, Willard Inlet,
Capes:Point Mansfield, Cape Fox, Dark Point, Fort Point, Garnet Point, High Point, Humpy Point, Island Point, Katakwa Point, Lakekta Point, Ledge Point, Male Point, Porpoise Point, Simonton Point, Surprise Point, Tree Point,
Channels:Lincoln Channel, Port Tongass, Sitklan Passage, Tongass Passage,
Hills:Cove Hill, Fox Hill, Klan Hill,
Islands:Boat Rock, Cygnet Island, Fillmore Island, Fleece Rock, Fox Island, Gannet Island, Goose Rock, Gosling Island, Grouse Rock, Just Island, Kanagunut Island, Kestrel Island, Kite Island, Lord Rock, Observation Rock, Raven Island, Sitklan Island, Slim Island, Thistle Rock, Tingberg Island, Tongass Island, Track Rock,
Lakes:Bower Lake, Hugh Smith Lake, Humpback Lake, Kah Shakes Lake, Little Humpback Lake, Nakat Lake, Quadra Lake,
Mountains:Arm Mountain, Cone Mountain, Green Ridge, Harry Saddle, High Mountain, Nakat Mountain, Round Hill, Shed Mountain, South Quadra Mountain,
Ridges:Harbor Ridge, Loaf Ridge, Peninsula Ridge,
Streams:Billy Goat Creek, Buschmann Creek, Cobb Creek, Humpback Creek, Quadra Creek, Sockeye Creek,
