57 ° 48' 15.998" N,
153 ° 55' 50.002" W
Kodiak Island
157 ft (47.85 m)
N point of entrance to Uyak Bay, on NW coast of Kodiak I.
HistoryEskimo name published as "Cape Koulugmut," or "Cape of the Kuliuk people," by Captain Lutke (1836, p. 276). Name may have been derived from a native village known as "Koloock" located at this point as recorded in 1805 by Lisianski (1811, map facing p. 169).
Cape Kuliuk, Cape Ugat, Chief Point, Hook Point, Miners Point, Twocone Point,
Channels:Islands:Bear Island, Bird Rock, Clover Rock, Harvester Island, Thistle Rock,
Mountains:Rivers:Cities:Uyak,