History of Sakie Point

Named in 1927 by Captain R. S. Patton, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS), "because of its proximity to Sakie Bay. This feature was called Reef Point by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) in 1919; changed because of duplication."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Sakie Point

Diver Islands, Lively Islands, Nichols Islands,

Millar Rocks, The Sentinels,

Low Rock,

Arena Cove, Augustine Bay, Bobs Bay, Breezy Bay, Camp Cove, Coco Harbor, Diver Bay, Farallon Bay, Fisherman Cove, Foul Bay, Gold Harbor, Gooseneck Harbor, Green Inlet, Hole-in-the-Wall, Hook Arm, Manhattan Arm, Manhattan Arm Sea Otter Harbor, North Bay, Sakie Bay, Sea Otter Harbor, Soda Bay, View Cove, Waterfall Bay, Welcome Cove, Windy Cove,

Point Cruz, Beak Point, Boreas Point, Bruin Point, Cape Augustine, Cape Lookout, Cayman Point, Clear Point, Diver Point, Eagle Point, Eolus Point, Francis Point, Gooseneck Point, Halibut Nose, Hassler Point, Juel Point, Lontana Point, Natalia Point, Ritter Point, Rockwell Point, Sakie Point, Solyanka Point, Turn Point, Way Point, Welcome Point,

Meares Passage, Tlevak Narrows, Tlevak Strait,

Black Rock, Block Island, Bush Islets, Camp Island, Channel Island, Clam Island, Dall Island, Devil Island, Diver Rocks, Entrance Island, Entrance Island, Gate Island, Gourd Island, Guide Island, Meares Island, Middle Island, Midway Island, Natalia Island, Nellag Island, Round Island, Sangao Island, The Sentinels, Shelikof Island, Suemez Island, Table Rock, Ulloa Island,

Devil Lake, Little Devil Lake, Manhattan Lake, Waterfall Lake, Lake Welcome,

Bear Mountain, Cone Mountain, Squaw Mountain, Thunder Mountain, Twin Peaks, White Mountain,

Hattie Rock,