History of Delphin Bay

Named by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) in 1934 for the Delphin, one of two vessels, which wore launched in 1795, ***" (Bancroft, 1886, p. 333). These two vessels were built under the direction of Alexander Baranov of the Shelikov Company, and were the second and third ships to be built in northwestern America "at Elovoi /spruce/ Island***near St. Paul's Harbor;*** /off Kodiak island/." See Phoenix Bay.

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Places Near Delphin Bay

Port William, Andreon Bay, Big Bay, Big Waterfall Bay, Bluefox Bay, Daylight Harbor, Delphin Bay, Discoverer Bay, Esther Lagoon, Izhut Bay, Kitoi Bay, Port Lawrence, Little Waterfall Bay, Neketa Bay, Pauls Bay, Perenosa Bay, Phoenix Bay, Redfox Bay, Shuyak Harbor,

Cape Current, Cape Newland, Delphin Point, Eagle Cape, Lighthouse Point, Posliedni Point, Shields Point, Tetrakof Point,

Big Fort Channel, Cape Current Narrows, Shuyak Strait,

Big Kitoi Dam, Port William Dam,

Afognak Island, Afognak Island, Big Fort Island, Delphin Island, Discoverer Island, Ermine Island, Green Island, Hogg Island, Little Fort Island, Midarm Island, Seal Islands, Shuyak Island,

Big Kitoi Lake, Big Kitoi Lake, Laura Lake, Little Kitoi Lake, Pauls Lake, Portage Lake,

Duck Mountain, Mount Martin, Paramanof Mountain, Red Peak,

Port William,