History of Cape Greville

Named on June 8, 1778, by Captain Cook (1785, v. z, p. 405-406), who applied the name to a point 2 mi. north, which is now "Cape Chiniak." He wrote, "The land here forms a point, which was named Cape Greville. It lies in the latitude of 573300 and is distant fifteen leagues from Cape St. Hermogenes, in the direction of South, 170000 West."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Cape Greville

Kalsin Reef, Pinnacle Rock, Refuge Rock, Vasilief Rock,

Brookers Lagoon, Chiniak Bay, Cook Bay, Crab Lagoon, Helen Bay, Isthmus Bay, Shahafka Cove, Vera Bay,

Cape Chiniak, Cape Greville, Chiniak Point, Icehouse Point, Isthmus Point, Midway Point, Narrow Cape, Pasagshak Point, Pony Point, Sawmill Point, Sequel Point,

Woody Island Channel,

Lansing Bluff,

Chiniak Satellite Tracking Station Dam,

Twin Peaks,

Bird Island, Chiniak Island, Humpback Rock, Inner Humpback Rock, Kekur Island, Long Island, Middle Island, Refuge Island, Svitlak Island, Ugak Island, Ugak Island, Woody Island,

Barry Lagoon, Chiniak Lagoon, Chiniak Lake, Dolgoi Lake, East Twin Lake, Elephant Lake, Hidden Lakes, Icehouse Lake, Jupiter Lake, Long Lake, Mission Lake, Neptune, Salt Lake, Saturn Lake, Sawmill Lake, Southern Lake, Tanignak Lake, Twin Lakes, Lake Una, Uranus,

Woody Island,

Boyer Peak, Slope Peak, Twin Peaks,

Chiniak River, Sacramento River,

East Fork Twin Creek, Roslyn Creek, Twin Creek, West Fork Twin Creek,

Aleksashkina, Chiniak,