History of Makushin Point

According to Lieutenant Sarichev (1802, v. 2, p. 82), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN), this name was pulbished by the Russians as (Mys) Makushinskoy or Cape Makushin. The U.S. Bureau of Fisheries (USBF) used the generic Point in 1888.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Makushin Point

Totchikala,

Bogoslof Basin,

Anderson Bay, Humpback Bay, Makushin Bay, Naginak Cove, Samgan Udaa, Skan Bay, Udamak Cove, Volcano Bay,

Iitaagim-tugumaga,

Anderson Point, Bishop Point, Cape Kovrizhka, Cape Starichkof, Cathedral Point, Iitaax, Iksiak Point, Ikslak Point, Point Kadin, Kof Point, Koriga Point, Makushin Point, Skan Point, Spray Cape, Tarasof Point,

Cathedral Rocks, Gull Island, Peter Island, Priest Rock, Ungluchin,

Magusim Aligii, Makushin Volcano, Red Cinder Dome,

Bogoslof Sill,

Shaler Mountains,

Makushin,