White  point,  on  the  eastern  shore,  2J  miles  above  Steep  point,  has
some  white  cliffs  i  mile  northward  of  it.  Bay  islet,  on  the  eastern
shore,  2^  miles  above  White  point,  is  small  and  wooded  and  lies  200
yards  off  a  point  which  divides  two  sandy  bays,  being  connected
with  the  point  at  low  water.  Green  islets  are  two  small  wooded
islets,  on  the  eastern  shore,  IJ  miles  from  Bay  islet.  Close  north-
ward of  these  islets  there  is  a  considerable  tract  of  comparatively
low  land,  thicljly  wooded,  through  which  a  large  stream  flows.
Fords  cove,  on  the  eastern  shore  just  north  of  Green  islets,  is  a
decided  bight  in  the  shore  affording  fair  shelter  from  southerly,
but  none  from  northerly,  winds.  A  rocky  ledge  extends  northward
from.  Green  islets  about  75  yards,  partly  showing  at  low  water.
T^he  southern  part  of  the  cove  is  shoal  for  about  150  yards  from  the
shore.  A  fair  anchorage,  with  sufficient  swinging  room  may  be
obtained  in  16  fathoms,  400  varda  from  Green  islets  and  from  the
eastern  shore.
Slab  point,  terminating  in  a  high,  smooth,  slate-colored  cliff,  lies
on  the  western  shore,  a  little  above  Fords  cove.
Blue  pointy  on  the  eastern  shore,  5  miles  from  Green  islet  and  1}
miles  from  Cliff  point  (on  the  western  shoi^e),  terminates  in  high,
bold  diffs,  of  purple-blue  color  and  basaltic  formation.  Close  south
of  the  point,  an  extensive  wooded  valley  extends  to  the  north-
eastward, through  which  two  large  streams  flow,  A  sand  spit
extends  off  their  mouths  to  the  distance  of  400  yards.  Cliff  point
terminates  in  high  white  cliffs  and  i6  steep^to.
Verdure  point,  on  the  western  shore,  lies  4  miles  NNW.  from
Cliff  point.  The  maple  trees  growing  tipon  this  point?  when  in  leaf,
render  it  conspicuoufi.
