History of Cape Bartolome

Name given in 1775 by Francisco Antonio Maurelle as "Cabo de San Bartolome," or "Cape of Saint Bartolomew," probably for Saint Bartholomew whose day is August 24. Named "Cape Adamson" by Captain Meares (1970, p326), RN, and "Cape Cheericoff" by Captain Lisianski (1814, map facing p221), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Cape Bartolome

Arrecife Islands,

Labandera Rock, Rana Reef, Sucia Ledge,

Port San Antonio, Port Asumcion, Port Dolores, Port Mayoral, Port San Antonio, Port Santa Cruz, Aguada Cove, Bucareli Bay, Fortaleza Bay, Indiada Cove, Siketi Sound, Thimble Cove, Veta Bay,

Point Maria, Point Quemada, Point Remedios, Point Rosary, Point Saint Boniface, Point Saint Isidor, Point Caponeta, Point San Jose, Point San Leonardo, Point San Rafael, Point San Roque, Point Santa Rosa, Point Santa Theresa, Point Alonzo, Point Arboleda, Point Barrigon, Point Capones, Point Caracol, Point Cocos, Point Cosinas, Point Cruz, Point Falfan, Point Fortaleza, Point Fula, Point Gorda, Point Isleta, Amarilla Point, Arrecife Point, Arrecite Point, Canal Point, Cape Addington, Cape Bartolome, Cape Chirikof, Cape Felix, Granite Point, Mineral Point, Outer Point, Pepper Point, Punishment Point, Saint Nicholas Point, Siketi Point, Silvester Point, Triste Point, Veta Point,

Paloma Pass, Port Real Marina,

Isidor Hill,

Arcada Rock, Baker Island, Bibora Island, Cone Island, Coposo Island, Cristina Island, Gaviota Islets, Gaviota Rock, Indiada Island, Isleta, Muerta Island, Pigeon Island, Pine Island, Saint Ignace Island, Santa Rita Island, Shaft Rock, Sola Rock, Triste Island, Ubi Island,

Lake Fortaleza,

Esmeralda Mountain, Fawn Mountain, Mount Miramar, Pimenta Mountain,

Fortaleza Ridge,

Rio de la Aguada,