History of Point Ancon

Named in 1923 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS); derived from Ancon Peak. "High Point" was reported as a local name for this feature in 1904 by H. C. Fasset, U.S. Bureau of Fisheries (USBF).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Point Ancon

City of Topeka Rock, Koknuk Flats,

Anita Bay, Circle Bay, Deep Bay, Fritter Cove, Kindergarten Bay, King George Bay, Meter Bight, Mud Bay, Quiet Harbor, Roosevelt Harbor, Shoemaker Bay,

Point Rothsay, Point Shekesti, Point Ancon, Point Highfield, Anita Point, Blaquiere Point, Cemetery Point, Craig Point, East Point, Garnet Ledge, Green Point, Middle Craig Point, Neal Point, Nemo Point, Polk Point, Reef Point, Round Point, South Craig Point, Steamer Point, Wedge Point, Woronkofski Point,

Chichagof Pass, Dry Strait, Stikine Strait,

Wrangell,

Wrangell Lower Dam, Wrangell Upper Dam,

Dewey Hill,

Deadmans Island, Drag Island, Etolin Island, Fivemile Island, Greys Island, Hat Island, Kadin Island, Liesnoi Island, Little Dry Island, Molver Island, Rynda Island, Sergief Island, Sokolof Island, Station Island, Summit Island, Turn Island, Two Tree Island, Vank Island, Wilson Islands, Woronkofski Island, Young Rock,

Kunk Lake, Pats Lake, Sunrise Lake,

Alice Peak, Ancon Peak, Bessie Peak, Chichagof Peak, East Mountain, Elephants Nose, Favor Peak, Helen Peak, Manzanita Peak, Red Mountain, Sam Peak, Sunrise Peak, Sunset Peak, Virginia Peak, Mount Woronkofski,

Ernie Haugen Public Use Area,

Binkleys Slough, Blind Slough,

Stikine River,

Garnet Creek, Institute Creek, Kunk Creek, McCormack Creek, Ohmer Creek, Pat Creek,