Information About

Cape Liakik

Quick Facts

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Location

57 ° 6' 55.001" N,
153 ° 26' 53.999" W

Region

Kodiak Island

Nearest City

Elevation

92 ft (28.04 m)

Cape Liakik in Detail.

About

between Three Saints Bay and Sitkalidak Strait, on SE coast of Kodiak I.

History

Transliteration of "M(ys) Lyakhik," published by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 23). Possibly derived from the Aleut word "lakh," which, according to R. H. Geoghegan, means "black=footed tundra goose," and which Father Veniaminov (1846, p. 47) published as "Lyakh."

Topo Maps

Kodiak A-5 (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak A-5 (1954),

Places Near Cape Liakik

Cities:

Nunamiut, Ukshivik,

Bars:

Ship Rock, Tallapoosa Shoal,

Bays:

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

Capes:

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

Channels:

Sitkalidak Passage,

Dams:

Old Harbor City Dam,

Islands:

John Island, Puffin Island, Sheep Island, Twoheaded Island,

Locales:

Three Saints Harbor,

Streams:

Cities: