Humboldt Bay
| Island | Image | Coordinates | Description | |
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| Indian Island | Woodley Island | 40°48′46″N 124°10′06″W / 40.8129044°N 124.1683956°W / 40.8129044; -124.1683956 (Indian Island) | An island 1.3 miles (2.1 km) long, associated with the Wiyot people. |
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