History of Three Saints Bay

Name derived from Three Saints Harbor and reported by Petroff in the 10th Censusin 1880, 1893, p. 32). Called "Z(aliv) Lyakhik" or "Lyakhik Bay" by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 23). Baker (1906, p. 625) transliterated the Russian spelling of this Aleut name as "Liakik," "perhaps from liak, the Aleut name for the black-footed goose." R. H. Geoghegan (notes) suggests "Liakik," "may by dual form of laq, blackfoot goose-pair of geese."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Three Saints Bay

Nunamiut, Ukshivik,

Ship Rock, Tallapoosa Shoal,

Barling Bay, Japanese Bay, Kaiugnak Bay, Kiavak Bay, Knoll Bay, Natalia Bay, Newman Bay, Rolling Bay, Sitkalidak Lagoon, Three Saints Bay, Three Saints Harbor,

Black Point, Cape Kasiak, Cape Kiavak, Cape Liakik, Knoll Point, Natalia Peninsula, Natalia Point,

Old Harbor City Dam,

John Island, Puffin Island,

Three Saints Harbor,

Koniag Peak,

Avnulu Creek,

Old Harbor,