History of Smeaton Bay

Named in 1879 by W. H. Dall, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS), for the English engineer who rebuilt the Eddystone Lighthouse near Plymouth, England in 1759, after its destruction by fire in 1755; published in the 1883 Coast Pilot (p. 72).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Smeaton Bay

Badger Bay, Boca De Quadra, Checats Cove, Ella Bay, Marten Arm, Princess Bay, Smeaton Bay, Sweaton Bay, Sykes Cove, Wasp Cove, Weasel Cove,

Point Nelson, Point Trollop, Ape Point, Bactrian Point, Checats Point, Edith Point, Ella Point, Fox Point, Harding Point, Harris Point, Orca Point, Roe Point, Sharp Point, Short Point, Slag Point, Point Sykes, Tramp Point, Wasp Point, Whale Point,

Narrow Pass, Shoalwater Pass, Short Pass,

Black Island, Candle Island, Carp Island, Entrance Island, Kestrel Island, New Eddystone Islands, New Eddystone Rock, Rudyerd Island, Smeaton Island, Stag Island, Winstanley Island,

Badger Lake, Bakewell Lake, Ella Lake, Lower Checats Lake, Lower Ella Lake, Punchbowl Lake, Sykes Lake, Upper Checats Lake, Winstanley Lakes,

Backbone Mountain, Behm Mountain, North Quadra Mountain,

Bartholomew Creek, Carp Creek, Checats Creek, Ella Creek, Skull Creek, Winstanley Creek,