Information About

Izhut Bay

Quick Facts

Region:

Kodiak Island

Nearest City:

Ouzinkie

Parent:

Afognak Island

Length:

7 mi (11.27 km)

Width:

3 mi (4.83 km)

About

23 mi. NE of Afognak, on SE coast of Afognak I., N of Kodiak I. 4 miles wide.

Getting To Izhut Bay

History of Izhut Bay

Native name published by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 23), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN), as "Z(aliv) Izhut," or "Izhut Bay." This feature was named Whitsunday Bay by Captain Cook (1785, v. 2, p. 404), RN, and "Puerto de Solano," or "Harbor of East Wind," by Don D. A. Galiano (1802, map 2). The Russian American Company applied the name King Cove in 1849. See King Cove.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Afognak (1952), Afognak (1952), Afognak (1952), Afognak (1952), Afognak (1952), Afognak (1952), Afognak (1952), Afognak (1952), Afognak (1952), Afognak (1952), Afognak A-1 (1952), Afognak A-1 (1952), Afognak A-1 (1952), Afognak A-1 (1953),

Places Near Izhut Bay

Bays:

Delphin Bay, Discoverer Bay, Duck Bay, Izhut Bay, Kitoi Bay, Marmot Bay, Mary Anderson Bay, Pauls Bay, Saposa Bay, Seal Bay, Selezen Bay, Tonki Bay,

Capes:

Cape Izhut, Delphin Point, Duck Cape, Peril Cape, Pillar Cape, Selezen Point, Tolstoi Point,

Dams:

Big Kitoi Dam,

Islands:

Discoverer Island, Midarm Island, Vantage Rock,

Lakes:

Lake A B Schwartz, Big Kitoi Lake, Big Kitoi Lake, Gretchen Lake, Laura Lake, Little Kitoi Lake, Pauls Lake, Portage Lake,

Mountains:

Edge Mountain, Mount Martin,