Getting To Little Rock

The easiest way to get to Little Rock is by flying to Ketchikan, and then chartering an air taxi or boat to take you the 25 miles southeast.

History of Little Rock

Naming: Little Rock was a name given by local navigators and recorded around 1880 by USC&GS.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Little Rock

Kah Shakes,

Club Rocks,

Bostwick Reef, Hog Rocks, White Reef,

Bullhead Cove, Camp Cove, Cascade Inlet, Coho Cove, Crab Bay, Customhouse Cove, Dog Bay, Foggy Bay, Hall Cove, Judd Harbor, Kah Shakes Cove, Kah Shakes Lagoon, Kelp Island Anchorage, Kwain Bay, Lucky Cove, Mary I Anchorage, Morse Cove, Niquette Harbor, Pond Bay, Ray Anchorage, Reef Harbor, Sykes Cove,

Point Arucenas, Point Alava, Annette Point, Cape Fox, Cape Northumberland, Cape Northumberland, Duke Point, Edge Point, Flag Point, Foggy Point, Giant Point, Grave Point, Kah Shakes Point, Kirk Point, Middy Point, Quadra Point, Point Sykes, Tent Point, Point Winslow,

Cat Passage, Danger Passage, Felice Strait, Revillagigedo Channel,

Duke Hill,

Annette Island, Bird Island, Black Island, Black Rock, Cat Island, Danger Island, De Long Islands, Dog Island, Double Islands, Duck Islands, Duke Island, East Island, Fish Islands, Fripo Island, Ham Island, House Rock, Indian Rock, Kelp Island, Lane Island, Lewis Island, Little Rock, Mary Island, Sister Islands, Slate Islands, Snail Rock, Snipe Island, Twin Islands, Vancouver Island, Village Island, Walker Island, Whale Rock, White Rock, Yellow Rocks,

Cascade Lakes, Crater Lake, Kwain Lake, Sykes Lake,

Backbone Mountain, Behm Mountain, Blunt Mountain, Mount Lazaro,

Saw Ridge,

Beaver Creek, Kah Shakes Creek,