Khutze Inlet

Khutze Inlet (53˚06'00" 128˚29'00" E of Princess Royal I), Khutze River (53˚05'20" 128˚25'26" Flows W into Khutze Inlet). Much of the inlet was logged in the 1920s, and a copper mine, connected to the head of the inlet by a tramway, was active before 1910 and again in 1925–32. Several features around the inlet are named for mining company personnel (see Green Spit, Meldrum Point and Pardoe Point). At the mouth of the river a fertile, grassy estuary provides important habitat for grizzly...

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