History of Cape Kalekta

Aleut name published by Lieutenant Sarichev (1826, map 15), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN), as "M(ys) Kalekhta" or "Cape Kalekhta." Lutke (1836, p. 281) reported that the natives called it "Igognak." It was called "Priest Point" by U.S. Bureau of Fisheries (USBF) in 1888.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Cape Kalekta

Imagnee, Uknodok, Unalga,

Bailey Ledge, Chelan Bank, Iliuliuk Reef, Priest Rock,

Agamgik Bay, Beaver Inlet, Captains Bay, Constantine Bay, Deep Bay, Dutch Harbor, English Bay, Idilmaagim Naga, Iliuliuk Bay, Iliuliuk Harbor, Kalekta Bay, Malga Bay, Margaret Bay, Morris Cove, Sisek Cove, Small Bay, Strait Bay, Summer Bay, Udamat Bay, Ugadaga Bay, Unalaska Bay, Xatacyan Lagoon,

Agnes Beach, Arkansas Beach, Chaluuknax, Chamax, Ququgan,

Agaan Qagangaa, Agamgim Yaga, Brundage Head, Cape Kalekta, Chaluuknam Yaga, Erskine Point, Fishermans Point, Idilmaax, Obernoi Point, Qawa-chunguxtan, Qigaan-kadaa, Rocky Point, Spithead, Ulakta Head, Uugdagan-yaga,

Unalga Pass,

Unalaska,

Bishops Cap, Princess Head,

Bunker Hill, Goblers Knob,

Amaknak Island, Arch Rock, Cave Rock, Eagle Rock, Expedition Island, Fish Rock, Hog Island, Needle Rock, North Rock, Second Priest Rock, South Amaknak Rocks, Tuscarora Rock,

Unalaska Lake,

Mount Ballyhoo, Mount Coxcomb, Lofty Mountain, Long Mountain, Mount Newhall, Pyramid Peak, Split Top Mountain,

East Channel, South Channel,

Ugadachan Creek,

Biorka, Dutch Harbor,