History of Mount Gilbert

name published in 1947 Coast Pilot (p. 367). that this feature was named for John J. Gilbert, U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS), commander of Coast Survey steamer Pathfinder during 1900-01.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Mount Gilbert

Seredka,

Krenitzin Islands,

Aatqaayang, Akun Bay, Akutan Bay, Akutan Harbor, Anigaaxsix, Chixchan-qala, Cross Bay, Easy Cove, Green Bight, Helianthus Cove, Hot Springs Bay, Iikux, Inqim-qala, Little Bay, Lost Harbor, Sandy Cove, Sarana Bay, Seredka Bay, Sisxim-nuugii, Surf Bay, Trident Bay, Ugadigdax, Yaagadgusix,

Sanagan,

Akun Head, Akutan Point, Angiididax, Billings Head, Cross Point, Jackass Point, Qugaxtaqan, Ridge Point, Saamkax, Saxtusix, Talus Point, Tanan-kadangin, Usmichix, Vulcan Point, Yagiilux,

Akun Strait, Rooto Strait,

Akutan,

Akutan Power Dam, Akutan Water Supply Dam,

Ayagaa Tunutux,

Akun Island, Pinnacle Rock, Poa Island, Race Rocks, Rootok Island, Swirl Rock, Tangik Island,

Isxan, Kaasix,

Mount Gilbert,

Rootok Strait,