History of Marmot Bay

Translation by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) of the name "zzaliv Yevvashichey", derived from an early name for Marmot Island, published by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 22), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN). Captain Cook (1785, vol 2,p404), RN, called it "Whitsuntide Bay" in 1778 (?). See Izhut Bay. (AK-T1)

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Marmot Bay

Pestriak, Yelovoi,

Hutchinson Reef, Saint George Rock, Williams Reef,

Balika Basin, Balika Cove, Chasovina Cove, Duck Bay, Icon Bay, Island Bay, Izhut Bay, Kitoi Bay, Knee Bay, Marmot Bay, Mary Anderson Bay, Mill Bay, Monashka Bay, Neva Cove, Pelenga Bay, Selezen Bay, Sunny Cove, Trip Cove,

Azimuth Point, Black Point, Cape Izhut, Cape Kostromitinof, Course Point, East Cape, Entrance Point, Miller Point, Naugolka Point, North Cape, Ostrof Point, Otmeloi Point, Ouzinkie Point, Peril Cape, Pestriak Point, Selezen Point, South Point, Spruce Cape, Termination Point, Zapadni Point,

Narrow Strait, Narrow Strait, Ouzinkie Narrows,

Ouzinkie,

Big Kitoi Dam, City of Ouzinkie Dam, City of Ouzinkie Lower Dam, Monashka Creek Dam,

Afognak Island, Eider Island, Hanin Rock, Low Island, Midarm Island, Nelson Island, Prokoda Island, Spruce Island, Taliudek Island, Three Brothers, The Triplets, Wooded Island,

Lake A B Schwartz, Abercrombie Lake, Big Kitoi Lake, Big Kitoi Lake, Little Kitoi Lake, Seldevoe Lagoon,

Duck Mountain, Mount Herman, Mount Martin, Monashka Mountain,

Monashka Creek, Virginia Creek,

Duck Village,