History of Cape Suworof

Named in 1828 by Captain M. N. Staniukovich of the corvette Moller, probably after nearby Russian Fort Suvorof. This "Russian family name was also spelled Souvoroff, Suvoroff, etc." The Moller, one of Captain F. P. Lutke's ships, ended its exploration of the Alaska Peninsula at this point.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Cape Suworof

Big Flat,

Cape Suwarof, Cape Suworof, Coffee Point, Graveyard Point, Morakas Point, Pederson Point, Telephone Point, Telephone Point,

Albert Channel, Coffee Creek Channel, Gravel Spit Anchorage,

Salmon Flats, Sea Gull Flat,

Johnson Hill,

Kvichak River, Naknek River,

Coffee Creek, Copenhagen Creek, Duck Creek, Graveyard Creek, Johnson Hill Creek, King Salmon Creek, Packers Creek, Squaw Creek,

Koggiung, Libbyville, Nakeen, Naknek, South Naknek,