Information About

Captain Harbor

Captain Harbor

Quick Facts

Region:

Aleutians East

Nearest City:

False Pass

About

in northern part of Belkofski Bay, 25 mi. E of village of Cold Bay, at SW end of Alaska Peninsula, Aleutian Range. 0.5 mile long.

History of Captain Harbor

Named by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) in 1916. This feature was originally named "Bailey Harbor" by the Revenue-Marine Service in 1879 for Captain George W. Bailey, USRM, who surveyed this cove. He was lost overboard on the return voyage to San Francisco in 1879.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Cold Bay (1943), Cold Bay (1943), Cold Bay (1943), Cold Bay (1943), Fort Randall (1943), Fort Randall (1943), Fort Randall (1943), Fort Randall (1949), Fort Randall (1950), Fort Randall (1950), Cold Bay A-1 (1983), Cold Bay A-1 (1983),

Places Near Captain Harbor

Bays:

Bear Bay, Belkofski Bay, Captain Harbor, Dushkin Lagoon, King Cove, King Cove Lagoon, Kitchen Anchorage, Long John Lagoon, Volcano Bay,

Capes:

Arch Point, Bear Cape, Belkofski Point, Bluff Point, Bold Cape, Indian Head, Moss Cape, Slavna Point, Stag Point,

Channels:

Deer Passage, Iliasik Passage,

Cliffs:

Islands:

Goloi Island, Inner Iliasik Island, Sarana Island, Table Rock,

Lakes:

Mountains:

Aghileen Pinnacles, Mount Dutton, Mount Emmons, Mount Hague,

Pillars:

Aghileen Pinnacles,

Cities:

Belkofski, King Cove,