Features Flashcards
Blowers Bluff –
bare, light colored, high and round.
Rocks 200yds off at places along bluff.
Shoal extends off the SW end of Bluff 1/3 of distance across Penn Cove.
Favor the S shore.
Saratoga Pass –
W side Camano, extends NW 18 miles from entrance between Camano Hd and Sandy Pt. N end connects to Penn Cove and Crescent Harbor and leads into Skagit Bay.
Port Susan –
E of Camano I, extends NW 11 miles, 3 miles wide, terminates at bare flats.
Camano I
irregular, 14 miles long
- S end – long narrow, terminates at Camano Hd.
- N end – separated from mainland by sloughs, and Stillaguamish River, dry at low water.
- Several resorts and residential tracts.
Oak Harbor –
semicircular cove
1 mile wide,
natural entrance channel is marked by lights and
lighted and unlighted buoys.
town on N shore, marina on E side of harbor.
Maylor Pt –
E Pt of entrance to Oak Harbor,
foul with several rocks awash extends .5 to SE
Crescent Harbor –
semi circular bight between Forbes and Polnell Pt
2 water tanks, and a measured mile on N shoreline.
large US Navy pier extending from W side, part of Air Station Whidbey.
only be used with permission, on the N side is a 183’ T Pier used for fueling
Polnell Pt –
wooded, bold Pt,
connected to main island by low ground,
giving appearance that it is an island
Skagit Bay –
12 miles long, extends WNW,
mostly filled with flats that bare at low water,
many channels and sloughs discharging from Skagit River.
Strawberry Pt –
N of Utsalady across Skagit entrance, has a light.
South Fork Channel –
leads into Skagit River winding through flats N of Camano I. Due to shoaling the channel is mostly unused by small boats to Mt Vernon, except for locals with outboard motor boats.
Onamac Pt –
N of Camano w/ a light
fish haven to NW
Camano –
settlement on E side of Saratoga Pass, N of Lowell Pt.
Holmes Harbor –
Entrance is W side of Rocky Pt, extends 5 miles S indenting Whidbey. Mostly private pleasure piers on the shores, gravel wharf and large private boathouse at head of harbor.
Rocky Pt –
E side entrance to Holmes, low but rises 500’.