Anguk Island

About

near S shore of Spiridon Bay, on NW coast of Kodiak I.; 0.3 mile wide.

History of Anguk Island

Name derived from the Aleut word "angunaq," meaning "big"; given in 1931 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

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Places Near Anguk Island

Archipelagos:

Ditto Islands,

Bars:

Carlsen Reef, Packers Spit,

Bays:

Amook Bay, Browns Lagoon, Campbell Lagoon, Chief Cove, South Arm Uganik Bay, Spiridon Bay, Telrod Cove, Uganik Bay, Uyak Bay, Weasel Cove, Zachar Bay,

Capes:

Carlsen Point, Hook Point, Mink Point, Rock Point, Stream Point, Twocone Point, West Point,

Dams:

Uyak Cannery Dam, Zachar Bay Fisheries Dam,

Islands:

Amook Island, Anguk Island, Bird Rock, Clover Rock, Green Island, Thistle Rock, Village Islands,

Lakes:

Little River Lake, Spiridon Lake,

Mountains:

Saddle Mountain,

Rivers:

Little River,

Streams:

Browns Lagoon, California Creek, Montana Creek, Trail Creek,