Left Cape

About

W point of entrance to Kiliuda Bay, on SE coast of Kodiak I.

History of Left Cape

Partial translation of the descriptive name "M(ys) Lyvoy" meaning "Left hand Cape," published by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 23).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Kodiak B-3 (1949), Kodiak B-3 (1949), Kodiak B-3 (1949), Kodiak B-3 (1950), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952), Kodiak (1952),

Places Near Left Cape

Cities:

Kiliuda, Onihitsk,

Bars:

Barnabas Rock, Kiliuda Rock,

Bays:

Boulder Bay, Kiliuda Bay, McDonald Lagoon, Partition Cove, Santa Flavia Bay, Shearwater Bay,

Capes:

Bluff Point, Cape Barnabas, Coxcomb Point, Ermine Point, Harbor Hat Point, Inner Right Cape, Lagoon Point, Left Cape, Observation Point, Outer Right Cape, Pillar Point, Pivot Point, Shearwater Point,

Islands:

Cathedral Island, Dusk Islands, Ghost Rocks, Ladder Island, Nest Island, Table Island, Three Sisters Rocks,