History of Seward Passage

Name derived from the Seward Mountains; given in 1886 by Lieutenant Commander A. S. Snow, U.S. Navy (USN).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Seward Passage

Yes Bay,

Niblack Islands,

Blanche Rock,

Anan Bay, Emerald Bay, Ernest Sound, Fools Inlet, Frosty Bay, Santa Anna Inlet, Southeast Cove, Southwest Cove, Spacious Bay, Sunny Bay, Thoms Place, Vixen Inlet, Yes Bay,

Point Peters, Point Santa Anna, Point Warde, Eaton Point, Kuakan Point, Menefee Point, Snail Point, Thoms Point, Vixen Point, Watkins Point,

Seward Passage,

Blake Island, Bold Island, Brownson Island, Change Island, Deer Island, Easterly Island, Found Island, Square Island, Sunshine Island, Westerly Island,

Lake Helen, Anan Lagoon, Anan Lake, Boulder Lake, Halfmoon Lake, Lake McDonald, Standing Rock Lake,

Bald Mountain, Brownson Peak, Table Mountain, Twin Rift,

Thoms Place State Marine Park,

Fisherman Chuck,

Anan Creek, East Fork Anan Creek, Fools Creek, Frosty Creek, Gray Creek, Marten Creek, Thoms Creek, Walker Creek, Wasta Creek, Wolverine Creek,

Thoms Place,