History of Cemetery Cove

This feature was first called "Southwest Anchorage" in 1938 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) "because it affords shelter in westerly and southerly weather;" the descriptiv e name of "Cemetery Cove" was applied in 1939 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) "because of the graveyard of the natives on the shore of this cove."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Cemetery Cove

Cemetery Cove, Geyser Bight, Hot Springs Cove, Inanudak Bay, Izhiga Cove, Partov Cove, Russian Bay, Stepanof Cove,

Asudakix Sitxa, Qigunam-tugumaga,

Aguliuk Point, Broken Point, Cape Aslik, Cape Ilmalianuk, Cape Kigunak, Cinder Point, Igudax, Qagalim-kadaa, Qmalgaagus Kadaa, Steeple Point, Thumb Point,

Lone Rock, Umnak Island,

Jag Peak, Mount Recheshnoi,

Bottleneck Pass, Hourglass Pass,

The Pillars,

Geyser Creek, Ginger Creek, Vermont Creek,

Inanudak Canyon,

Umnak,