Cape Saint James is on the southern end of Saint James Island. It was named so by Dixon, who rounded the cape on Saint James's day, in 1787.1 The Haida First Nation name for the cape is Rangxiid Kun.2 The cape has been home to a lighthouse, a meteorological station, and a WWII radar
station—as of 1992, the lighthouse has become automated.3
1. Andrew Scott, The Encyclopedia of Raincoast Place Names (Madeira Park, BC: Harbour Publishing, 2009), 107.