History of Greentop Island

Descriptive name published in 1928 by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). "The top is grass covered."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Greentop Island

Palmtree Islands, Porcupine Islands,

Urey Rocks,

Porcupine Rock, Star Rock,

Bohemia Basin,

Bertha Bay, Canoe Cove, Constantine Cove, Davison Bay, Deer Harbor, Greentop Harbor, Hoktaheen Cove, Ilin Bay, Islas Bay, Lisianski Inlet, Little Bay, Lost Cove, Lumber Cove, Mirror Harbor, Mite Cove, Porcupine Bay, Squid Bay, Stag Bay, Surge Bay, Takanis Bay, West Arm Mirror Harbor, Zhilo Cove,

Point Partennoi, Point Razbitie, Point Satchrun, Point Shultz, Point Simonds, Point Theodore, Point Urey, Point Weigle, Point Dougherty, Cape Cross, Cape Dearborn, Rock Point, South Point, Takanis Peninsula,

Canoe Pass, Caution Passage, Dry Pass, Imperial Passage, Lisianski Strait,

White Sulphur Springs,

Beric Island, Cormorant Island, Esther Island, Fairway Rock, Fleming Island, Gauntlet Island, Grace Island, Greentop Island, Gull Rock, Hill Island, Junction Island, Kinky Island, Middle Island, Mindalina Island, Miner Island, Peer Island, Pluma Island, Post Island, Skinner Island, Snag Island, Sushilna Island, Tentree Island, Threenob Rock, White Crag Island, Winifred Island, Yakobi Island,

Lake Cunningham, Lake Morris, Lake Helen, Duck Lake, Lake Elfendahl, Hoktaheen Lake, Surge Lake, Takanis Lake, Wild Rice Lake,

Apex Mine, El Nido Mine, Goldwin Mine,

Apex Mountain, Basalt Knob, Bingham Peak, Cub Mountain, Mount Douglas, Mount Drake, Mount Fritz, Mount Hill, El Nido Peak, North Mountain, Pinnacle Mountain, Pinnacle Peak, Mount Raatikainen, Takanis Peak, Yakobi Peak,

Canoe Slough, Fleming Channel, Sea Level Slough, West Arm,

Shag Rock,

Porcupine River, Saltery River, Stag River, Stranger River,

Bohemia Creek, Cann Creek, Falls Creek, Fault Creek, Hoktaheen Creek, Meadow Creek, Takanis Creek,

Dry Pass Trail, Takanis Lake Trail,