History of Traders Cove

Local name given in 1939 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) because "an early Russian trading vessel anchored in Driftwood Bay."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Traders Cove

Anagulam Chmaa, Anagulam Qigangaa,

Chulkaang, Damigasix, Iigim-tanangin, Qagaagix Chatix, Rudisell Reef,

Amos Bay, Asuulum-chuqaa, Axsxidax Adaa, Chunixsux, Driftwood Bay, Ikan Udax, Lookout Cove, Mueller Cove, Nikolski Bay, Okee Bay, Qigakux Naga, River Cove, Sitachxix, Tatum-qala, Traders Cove, Ungunudax, Uukix,

Utunan,

Amos Point, Black Cape, Cape Kigushimkada, Cape Udak, Derby Point, Iidluudax, Kelp Point, Lookout Point, Okee Point, Qugdux, Ugludax, Uxchalux, Waxtux,

Seaweed Pass,

Achuugix Qachxitux, Aluugix Qachxitux, Qaluugix Qachxitux, Stinam-qalan Iganaadaa,

High Hill, Teapot Hill,

Agusux, Anangula Island, Ananiuliak Island, Camel Rock, Eider Rock,

Alim Anii, Anim Aduu, Ugluudam Anii, Umnak Lake,

Mount Recheshnoi, Mount Vsevidof,

Black Creek, Sheep Creek,

Nikolski,