History of Point Vandeput

Named by Capt George Vancouver, Royal Navy (RN), in 1794 for Admiral George Vandeput, Royal Navy (RN), who died in 1800. It was reached by Lieutenant Joseph Whidbey, RN, on Aug. 16, 1794, and marked the end of one of his trips of exploration (Wagner, 1937, p. 423).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Point Vandeput

Spray Island,

Flock Rock, Prolewy Rocks,

Bock Bight, Brown Cove, Cape Strait, Dry Bay, Francis Anchorage, Icy Cove, Long Pond, Porter Cove, Scenery Cove, South Arm, Thomas Bay,

Point Agassiz, Point Agassiz Peninsula, Bayou Point, Beacon Point, Grand Point, Lindenberg Peninsula, Prolewy Point, Spurt Point, Point Vandeput, Wind Point, Wood Point,

Petersburg Bar Range,

Petersburg,

Kuinak,

McDonald Islands, Prolewy Rocks, Read Island, Ruth Island, Sasby Island, Sukoi Islets,

Colp Lake, De Boer Lake, Petersburg Lake, Spurt Point Lake,

Agassiz Peak, Ambler Peak, Chipp Peak, Dana Peak, De Long Peak, Del Monte Peak, Dome Peak, Elephants Head, Franklin Peaks, Fulton Peak, Grant Peak, Gray Peak, Hall Peak, Hamilton Peak, Hancock Peak, Henry Peak, Hump Knoll, Hunt Peak, Jefferson Peak, Jenkins Peak, Kane Peak, Lockwood Peak, Marsh Peak, Narrows Peak, Petersburg Mountain, Pierce Peak, Powell Peak, Putnam Peak, Rodman Peak, Scott Peak, Sheridan Peak, Sherman Peak, Stanton Peak, Stewart Peak,

Farragut River, Muddy River, Patterson River,

Coho Creek, Delta Creek, Fivemile Creek, Petersburg Creek, Scenery Creek, South Fork Scenery Creek, Twelvemile Creek,

Kupreanof,

Colp Lake Trail, Petersburg Lake Trail, Petersburg Trail, Ruth Lake Trail, Spurt Point Lake Trail, Swan Lake Trail,