History of Tanager Point

Named for one of the ships of the U.S. Navy Aleutian Island Survey Expedition of 1934; name published in 1952 on a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) map.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Tanager Point

Igitxim Chmaa, Igitxim Kangayuu, Igitxim Nguu, Tagalam Agala, Tagalam-qigangaa,

Chixsxa, Igitkin Bank,

Aankuuga, Alugasux, Azamis Cove, Chalux, Chigulam Udaa, Chuguugix Iilamiizax, Chuhngudugis, Daa Agidgix, Hanisxa, Igitkin Bight, Iiqiisix, Naagix Adimtusix, Nahmagix, Ngam Ulaa, Nguugix Iilamiizax, Qahnichxucha, Qigaagix Adimtusix, Qigaangax, Round Cove, Saamlus, Shelter Cove, Tagalam Udaa, Tagalam Udagan Sitacha, Ugiilagaadax, Ulgusix, Umak Bight, Uuhmugzux, Yoke Bay,

Agaagilax, Awas Tugimaga,

Aalux, Bugle Point, Cape Agumsadak, Cape Azamis, Cape Kagalus, Cape Ruin, Cape Umak, Cathedral Point, Elbow Point, Igitkin Point, Iqalax, Kingfisher Point, Knaxchiing, Moss Point, Narrows Point, Reach Point, Rip Point, Sulphur Point, Tanager Point, Uchixsax, Zaliva Point,

Asuksak Pass, Chugul Pass, Great Sitkin Pass, Igitkin Pass, Tagalak Pass, Umak Pass, Yoke Pass,

Chiimuusix, Qagnaqax,

Anagaksik Island, Box Island, Chugul Island, Igitkin Island, Kanu Island, Tagadak Island, Tagalak Island, Teapot Rock, Ulak Island, Umak Island,

Aatudax,

Bugle Creek, Little Fox Creek, Middle Yoke Creek, Sitkin Creek, South Yoke Creek,

White Falls,