FOREST COMMISSIONERS REPORT. I5I 



Nash Harbor Island : W. County — north of Cape Split — 

 entrance to Nash Harbor — a low, rocky partly wooded island, 

 of about 3 acres — worth about $50. 



Marsh Cove Island : W. County — off Moose Neck — Cape 

 Split Harbor — about 7 acres partly wooded — value $100. 



Pot Rock : W. County — south Cape Split — a barren rock 

 about 10 feet above high water line. 



Daniel's Island : W. County — north of Carrying Place Cove 

 — Moose Neck — 6 acres, mostly rocks — worth about $30. 



One of the Goose Islands: W. County — west of Moosebec 

 Reach. 



Duck Ledges : : W. County — east of Moose Neck — three 

 large bare rocks or ledges all uncovered at half tide, with the 

 northermost almost bare, showing as a bare, white rocky islet. 



Sea Duck Rock: W. County — south of Norton Island and 

 Moosebec Reach — a high bare rock. 



Batson's Ledges : W. County — west of Great Wass Island — 

 a great mass of ledges of which the most prominent is a rocky 

 islet about 20 feet high, called Batson Ledge, a little over 350 

 yds. long and always bare. 



Norton Island Ledges : W. County — south of Norton Island 

 and Moosebec Reach — bare rocky islet. 



The Old Bachelder: W. County — west of Great Wass — a 

 bare ledge. 



Popplestone Ledge: W. County — west of Great Wass. 



Norton Point Ledge : W. County — west of great Wass. 



One Bush Island : W. County — N. W. Head Harbor — a low, 

 rocky islet. 



Virgin Island : W. County — east of Moosebec Reach and 

 Kelley's Point — a small islet with a round grassy top — without 

 trees. 



Woodward Island: W. County — south of Head Harbor Is- 

 land — probably barred by Crow Point. Very small islet. 



Black Rock : W. County— S. E. Nash Island. 



Stanley's Ledge: W. County — west of Great Wass — bare 

 and rocky, and connected with Outer Sand Island by a bar of 

 sunken rocks. 



Egg Rock: W. County — S. W. Great Wass. 



Seal Rock : W. County— S. W. Great Wass. 



Freeman Rock: W. County — S. E. Great Wass. 



