Beadle Rocks

Beadle Rocks (53˚34'00" 130˚34'00" W side of Rawlinson Anchorage, W of Banks I). Named by the hydrographic service in 1926 after Alfred or Arthur Beadle, who worked as a fireman aboard CGS Lillooet in the early 1920s, after serving overseas during WWI.

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