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Tebenkof Bay

Tebenkof Bay

Quick Facts

Region:

Petersburg (CA)

Nearest City:

Kake

About

on W central coast of Kuiu I., Alex. Arch.

History of Tebenkof Bay

Named in 1879 by W. H. Dall, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS), for Captain Michael Dmitrievich Tebenkov, governor of the Russian American colonies in 1845-50, whose "Atlas of the Northwest Coast of America" was used extensively in the preparation of this dictionary.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Port Alexander C-1 (1948), Port Alexander (1951), Port Alexander (1951), Port Alexander (1951), Port Alexander (1951), Port Alexander (1951), Port Alexander C-1 (1951), Port Alexander C-1 (1951), Port Alexander C-1 (1951), Port Alexander (1952), Port Alexander (1952), Port Alexander (1952), Port Alexander C-1 (1997), Port Alexander C-1 SW (2017),

Places Near Tebenkof Bay

Archipelagos:

Alexander Archipelago,

Bays:

Bay of Pillars, Elena Bay, Explorer Basin, Gedney Harbor, Happy Cove, Harris Cove, Orel Anchorage, Petrof Bay, Piledriver Cove, Rowan Bay, Shelter Cove, Tebenkof Bay, Thetis Bay, Washington Bay,

Capes:

Point Sullivan, Point Cosmos, Point Ellis, Point Harris, Elena Point, Gap Point, Lisa Point, Swaine Point, Troller Point,

Channels:

Helianthus Passage,

Dams:

Islands:

Davis Rock, East Island, Kuiu Island, Step Island, Troller Islands, Windfall Islands,

Lakes:

Alecks Lake, Kutlaku Lake,

Mountains:

Green Mountain, North Mountain, White Mountain,

Pillars:

Streams:

Alecks Creek, Kutlaku Creek, Kwatahein Creek,

Cities: