History of Suskaralogh Point

Aleut name reported by W. W. Duffield, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS), in 1897. Putnam (1903, p. 1015), U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS), gives the meaning as "place where they get whales *** so called because whales are said to have been cut up by the natives on the shore below this bluff, and carried away in bidarkas." Putnam presents the name as "Suskara'logh (Saskare'loj)."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Suskaralogh Point

Agis-chucka, North Rookery, Samla logh chuka, Samla-logh-chuka, Staraya Artil Rookery, Zapadni Rookery,

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

Ustinam Sitxaa,

Cascade Point, Dalnoi Point, Rush Point, Suskaralogh Point, Takamgia Point,

Agisogh, Ananongutka, First Bluff, High Bluffs, Naro-am-unga, Red Bluffs, Umanangula Bluffs,

Agisam Kuvruska, Agisam-koverushka, Fox Castle, Maynard Hill, South Hill, Ulakaia Hill,

Myak Rock, Saint George Island,

Aniqdux̂siilum Anii, Anuckaselogh, Atka Lake, Bear Lake, Chuguĝiidam Anii, Govorushka Lake, Nuĝaadam Anii, Tanax̂taqan Anii, Tanogtukan Lake, Ulaqayagan Achidan Anii, Umanangula Lake, Upper Lake,

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

Holostiak-ralom-kiya, Samalogh Ridge,

Chaangiqluux - Garden Cove Foot Path,

Chagina, Esogemunga, Holostiak-ralog, Ikoum-unga,

Saint George,