History of Flapjack Island

Descriptive name given by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) in 1942. So named because the island is in shallow water and at low tide "spreads out" like thin batter on a gridle .

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Flapjack Island

Marble Islands,

Ancon Rock, Caroline Shoal, Sita Reef,

Bartlett Cove, Beartrack Cove, Berg Bay, Fingers Bay, Hutchins Bay, Johnson Cove, North Sandy Cove, Ripple Cove, Sandy Cove, Sebree Cove, Secret Bay, South Sandy Cove, Spokane Cove,

Point Carolus, Caroline Point, George Point, Point Gustavus, Rush Point, Saint James Point, Tlingit Point,

Beardslee Entrance, Sitakaday Narrows, Whidbey Passage,

Adams Glacier, White Glacier,

Anthony Island, Beardslee Islands, Beartrack Island, Boulder Island, Eider Island, Flapjack Island, Francis Island, Garforth Island, Kidney Island, Lagoon Island, Lars Island, Leland Islands, Lester Island, Link Island, Netland Island, North Marble Island, Puffin Island, Sebree Island, South Marble Island, Spider Island, Strawberry Island, Sturgess Island, Willoughby Island, Young Island,

Bartlett Lake,

Miller Peak, Mount Wright,

Dude Creek State Critical Habitat Area,

Bartlett River, Beartrack River,

Wolf Creek, York Creek,

Bartlett Lake Trail, Bartlett River Trail,

Bartlett Cove,