History of Barabara Cove

Descriptive name given in 1935 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) from "A Kamchatkan (Siberian) word, brought to Alaska by the Russians and applied to the native dugouts of SW Alaska, one (of which was) found at this cove."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Barabara Cove

Danger Reef, Deranof Rock, Ilkognak Rock, Shag Rocks, Thomas Rock, Village Reefs,

Back Bay, Barabara Cove, Dry Spruce Bay, Fox Bay, Kizhuyak Bay, Selief Bay, Settler Cove, Sharatin Bay, Waskanareska Bay,

Afognak Point, Bare Point, Bird Point, Chernof Point, Chiachi Point, Dirovati Point, Dolphin Point, Dovolno Point, Drying Point, Far Point, Gori Point, Graveyard Point, Head Point, Inner Point, Kekur Point, Last Timber Point, Leto Point, Lipsett Point, Low Cape, Nachalni Point, Near Point, Nochlega Point, Occident Point, Opasni Point, Orient Point, Ostrovka Point, Otrubistoi Point, Peregrebni Point, Perenosa Point, Pestchani Point, Pokati Point, Rolling Point, Shoal Point, Talnik Point, Three Pillar Point, Tiger Cape, Uzkosti Point, Yuzhni Point,

Afognak Strait, The Narrows, The Slough, Whale Passage,

Port Lions,

Port Lions Dam,

Bare Island, Deranof Island, Dry Spruce Island, Hog Island, Koniuji Island, Little Raspberry Island, Nachalni Island, Treeless Island, Whale Island,

Lake Leanne, Terror Lake,

Anadel,

Center Mountain, Crown Mountain, Elbow Mountain, Mount Ellison, Kupreanof Mountain, Litnik Mountain, Sharatin Mountain,

Elbow Creek,

Afognak, Aleut Village,