History of Gedney Island

Named in 1891 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) for its steamer Gedney.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Gedney Island

Yes Bay,

Port Stewart, Bailey Bay, Bell Arm, Bushy Point Cove, Convenient Cove, Fire Cove, Francis Cove, Neets Bay, Neets Bay, Rockfish Cove, Short Bay, Shrimp Bay, Spacious Bay, Traitors Cove, Yes Bay,

Point Francis, Bluff Point, Brow Point, Bushy Point, Chin Point, Curlew Point, Dress Point, Escape Point, Fin Point, Heckman Point, Indian Point, Nose Point, Snail Point, Snipe Point, Syble Point,

Behm Narrows, Blind Pass, Gedney Pass, Hassler Pass, Sealed Passage,

Bell Island, Black Island, Bug Island, Clam Island, Gedney Island, Hassler Island, Square Island,

Lake Bluff, Bell Island Lakes, Lake Bess, Cessnun Lakes, Clay Lake, Halfmoon Lake, Long Lake, Margaret Lake, Lake Maude, Lake McDonald, Neets Lake, Lake Nellie, Pine Lake, Reflection Lake, Lake Rowena, Lake Shelokum,

Bald Mountain, Twin Rift,

Gedney Pass,

East Fork Short Creek, Margaret Creek, Neets Creek, Short Creek, Spring Creek, Traitors Creek, Walker Creek, Walker Creek, Wolverine Creek,

Bell Island Hot Springs,