History of Tulik Volcano

Aleut name published as "Toulikskoi," by Captain Lutke (1836, p. 298), and as "So(pka) Tulikskaya," or "Tilik Volcano," by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 25), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN). the Aleut word "tuliq," which according to R. H. Geohegan means "crack" or "fissure."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Tulik Volcano

Tulik,

Boiling Pinnacles,

Camp Bay, Deer Bay, North Pustoi Bay, Otter Bight, South Pustoi Bay,

Antler Point, Ashishik Point, Cape Chagak, Cape Tanak, Deer Point, Fox Point, Kettle Cape, Otter Point, Pustoi Point, Reindeer Point,

Weeping Wall,

Okmok Caldera,

Black Rock, Emerald Island, Polivnoi Rock,

Mount Idak, Jag Peak, Mount Okmok, Tulik Volcano,

Hourglass Pass,

The Pillars,

East Arcuate Ridge, Magazine Ridge, North Arcuate Ridge,

Tulik River,

Antler Creek, Camp Creek, Connecticut Creek, Crater Creek, Delaware Creek, Idak Creek, Kadi Creek, Kansas Creek, Marsh Creek, Missouri Creek, Nest Creek, Reindeer Creek, Spring Creek, Teal Creek, Texas Creek, Thirty-three Creek, Unga Creek, Utah Creek, Vermont Creek,

Egorkovskoi, Umnak,