History of Sealion Neck

Name reported by H. W. Elliott in 1874. Putnam 71903, (p1015), U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) , lists the Russian name as "Propas'tcky," meaning "perished." So called because dead sea lions have been found on shore. The Aleut name is similar in meaning; "Tug'una'raro'logh," meaning "dead sea lion place" (p1016).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Sealion Neck

Agis-chucka, Great East Rookery, Little East Rookery, North Rookery, Staraya Artil Rookery, Zapadni Rookery,

Algan-uda, Dravnoi, Garden Cove, Zapadni Bay,

Kitasiilux̂ Sitxa, Qigduxtam Kadaa, Ustinam Sitxaa,

Cascade Point, Itkidagula Point, Kragluchten Point, Qagaadan Kadaa, Sealion Neck, Takamgia Point, Tolstoi Point, Ularakartha Point, Yar-am-anatu-ulug,

Agisogh, Anagchucknun-a, First Bluff, High Bluffs, Kamina, Red Bluffs, Stepanutcha Cliff, Umanangula Bluffs,

Agisam Kuvruska, Agisam-koverushka, Gull Hill, Kawanera, Maynard Hill, North Sealion Hill, South Hill, South Sealion Hill, Ulakaia Hill,

Aagyuuĝim Nuĝa, Saint George Island,

An-agchucknun-am-an-yi, Aniqdux̂siilum Anii, Anuckaselogh, Atka Lake, Bear Lake, Chuguĝiidam Anii, Govorushka Lake, Nuĝaadam Anii, Qagaadan Aniida, Seal Lake, Tanax̂taqan Anii, Tanogtukan Lake, Ulaqayagan Achidan Anii, Umanangula Lake, Upper Lake,

Agaan-kinga, Magusim Qayaa, Numaadaa, Numadan Pristinaa, Stinam Isana,

Holostiak-ralom-kiya,

Chaangiqluux - Garden Cove Foot Path,

Holostiak-ralog, Ikoum-unga, Kodogh, Qakaan-kingagn Quduu,

Saint George,