Teakerne Arm

Teakerne Arm (50˚11'00" 124˚52'00" E of Lewis Channel, W Redonda I, NE of Campbell R). The derivation of the name is not known, but the fact that it appears as Tea-kerne in the 1864 Vancouver I Pilot by Capt George Richards and as Teak-Erne in the 1909 gazetteer has led some writers to suspect that it may have a First Nation origin. Capt George Vancouver anchored here for almost three weeks in the summer of 1792, along with his new Spanish friends Dionisio Alcalá-Galiano and Cayetano...

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