Warner Bay

Warner Bay (51˚02'00" 127˚06'00" S side of Seymour Inlet, N of Port McNeill). While the origin of the name is not certain, the bay has long been a centre for logging operations in the region. A sizeable camp was located there in the late 1960s by the Nalos Logging Co Ltd, and the community even had its own post office in 1968–69. In the early 2000s the bay was used primarily as a log sort and booming ground.

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