Kasnyku Lake

About

6.5 mi. N of Baranof, on NE coast of Baranof I., Alex. Arch.

History of Kasnyku Lake

Named in 1923 by U.S. Forest Service (USFS), presumably for Kasnyku Bay into which it drains.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Sitka A-3 (1948), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka (1951), Sitka A-3 (1951), Sitka A-3 (1951), Sitka (1952), Sitka (1952), Sitka (1952), Sitka (1952), Sitka A-3 (1996), Sitka A-3 NW (2017),

Places Near Kasnyku Lake

Bars:

Plover Rock,

Bays:

The Basin, Cascade Bay, Cosmos Cove, Echo Cove, Ell Cove, Kasnyku Bay, Kelp Bay, Middle Arm Kelp Bay, South Arm Kelp Bay, Takatz Bay, Warm Spring Bay, Warm Springs Bay, Waterfall Cove,

Capes:

Point Lull, Point Turbot, Deer Point, North Point, North Point, Portage Point, South Point,

Channels:

Portage Arm,

Cliffs:

Graystone Cliff, White Cliff,

Islands:

Catherine Island, Crow Island, O-Neil Island, Pond Island, Reshimosti Island, Round Island, Takatz Islands, White Rock, Yellow Rock, Zubof Rock,

Lakes:

Baranof Lake, Carbon Lake, Four Falls Lake, Glacier Lake, Goat Lake, Green Lake, Hidden Falls Lake, Indigo Lake, Kasnyku Lake, Sadie Lake, Salt Lagoon, Takatz Lake,

Mountains:

Bahovec Peak, Bahovec Peak, Mount Bassie, Mount Furuhelm,

Rivers:

Baranof River, Clear River, Glacial River,

Streams:

Cutthroat Creek, Kasnyku Creek, Takatz Creek,