History of Steeple Point

Descriptive name given in 1938 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) "because of the steeple or spire-like rock formation which characterizes the point."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Steeple Point

Cemetery Cove, Geyser Bight, Hot Springs Cove, Inanudak Bay, Izhiga Cove, Partov Cove, Russian Bay, Stepanof Cove,

Asudakix Sitxa, Qigunam-tugumaga,

Aguliuk Point, Broken Point, Cape Aslik, Cape Kigunak, Cinder Point, Igudax, Qagalim-kadaa, Qmalgaagus Kadaa, Steeple Point, Thumb Point,

Weeping Wall,

Okmok Caldera,

Lone Rock, Umnak Island,

Jag Peak, Mount Okmok, Mount Recheshnoi,

Bottleneck Pass, Hourglass Pass,

The Pillars,

North Arcuate Ridge,

Colorado Creek, Geyser Creek, Ginger Creek, Vermont Creek,

Inanudak Canyon,

Umnak,