History of Cape Starichkof

This Russian name, "Staritschkow" or "Starichische," meaning "stout old man" appears to have been given about 1840 by Ilia G. Wosenesenski and published by Constantin Grewingk (1848-1849, map 3). Wosnesenski also gives the Kenai Indian name as "Stuk Talj Chin" or "Chak".

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Cape Starichkof

Laida Spit,

Anchor Point, Cape Ninilchik, Cape Starichkof,

Ninilchik,

Bluff Point,

Lilly Lake,

Epperson Knob,

Laida Slough,

Diamond Ridge,

Anchor River, Chakok River, Ninilchik River, North Fork Anchor River,

Bridge Creek, Clam Creek, Deep Creek, Diamond Creek, Granroos Creek, Happy Creek, South Beaver Creek, Stariski Creek, Travers Creek, Troublesome Creek, Twitter Creek,

Diamond Gulch, Mutnaia Gulch, Whiskey Gulch,

Anchor Point, Happy Valley, Kluchevaya, Klutchevya, Nahodka, Nahotka, Nikolaevsk,