History of Sagigik Island

Aleut name published by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 27), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN), possibly from the Aleut "sagik" which, according to R. H. Geoghegan, means "anything having a sharp edge." The name Sagik was published by Father Veniaminov (1846, dictionary) meaning "point, sharp edge."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Sagigik Island

Amlagim Qigaagix Angtaa, Amligim-kangayuu,

Agugnadigax, Agulganunang, Aguulux, Akuudgix, Alinguchux, Chngadigax, Chugiinulux, Chugumanax, Gudagis, Haanugiidax, Haniidax, Naagix Sangus, Qaluga, Qaygisux, Qigaagix Sangus, Saahmim-tatuu, Saxtusix, Sitaadaga, Sxulax, Unaaluga, Uyaxsax,

Agaamaga, Agamsax, Aqinax, Ayagas Hidaluu, Cape Agligadak, Chukaalux, Hadatxus, Hasxugiidax, Naagix Usax, Qigaagix Usax,

Changilax, Kagalusux,

Aalus, Iilas, Kagalusum Hachan Tanangis, Kalulam-tatugan Hachan Tanangis, Kuuchaxsis, Sagigik Island, Tanadak Island,

Chuliidga, Kalulam-tatuu,

Ukalam Ungluu,