History of Zapadni Bay

Russian name from the word "zapad" meaning "west," reported by Putnam (1903, p. 1016), U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS). According to Elliott (1881, p. 19), the Russians imported Aleuts of other islands, for their fur seal industry, and about 1787 a village was established at Zapadni Bay.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Zapadni Bay

Agis-chucka, Great East Rookery, Little East Rookery, North Rookery, Samla logh chuka, Samla-logh-chuka, Staraya Artil Rookery, Zapadni Rookery,

Algan-uda, Dravnoi, Garden Cove, Yaganuda Cove, Zapadni Bay,

Kitasiilux̂ Sitxa, Qigduxtam Kadaa, Ustinam Sitxaa,

Cascade Point, Dalnoi Point, Kragluchten Point, Qagaadan Kadaa, Rush Point, Sealion Neck, Suskaralogh Point, Takamgia Point, Tolstoi Point, Ularakartha Point, Yar-am-anatu-ulug,

Agisogh, Anagchucknun-a, Ananongutka, First Bluff, High Bluffs, Kamina, Naro-am-unga, Red Bluffs, Stepanutcha Cliff, Umanangula Bluffs,

Agisam Kuvruska, Agisam-koverushka, Fox Castle, Gull Hill, Kawanera, Maynard Hill, North Sealion Hill, South Hill, South Sealion Hill, Ulakaia Hill,

Aagyuuĝim Nuĝa, Myak Rock, Saint George Island,

An-agchucknun-am-an-yi, Aniqdux̂siilum Anii, Anuckaselogh, Atka Lake, Bear Lake, Chuguĝiidam Anii, Govorushka Lake, Nuĝaadam Anii, Qagaadan Aniida, Seal Lake, Tanax̂taqan Anii, Tanogtukan Lake, Ulaqayagan Achidan Anii, Umanangula Lake, Upper Lake,

Agaan-kinga, Iganatum Mayaakaa, Magusim Qayaa, Numaadaa, Numadan Pristinaa, Stinam Isana,

Holostiak-ralom-kiya, Samalogh Ridge,

Chaangiqluux - Garden Cove Foot Path,

Chagina, Esogemunga, Holostiak-ralog, Ikoum-unga, Kodogh, Qakaan-kingagn Quduu,

Saint George,