History of Nevidiskov Bay

Named for Michael Nevidiskov, navigator of the Russian vessel Yevdokia. Nevidiskov may have been the first Caucasian to land on Attu Island in 1745. He took a native islander, called "Temnac," home with him in order to learn the language spoken on the islands (Coxe, 1787, p. 30). Bancroft (1886, p. 111), spelled the name "Nevodchikof."

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Places Near Nevidiskov Bay

Abraham Bay, Auburn Cove, Blonde Cove, Brunette Cove, East Arm Nevidiskov Bay, Nevidiskov Bay, Steller Cove, Temnac Bay, West Arm Nevidiskov Bay,

Birch Beach, Center Beach, Elliot Beach, Elliott Beach, Kearney Beach, Smith Beach, Temnac Beach,

Chuniksak Point, Sanders Cape, Theodore Point,

Dischler Escarpment,

Franklin Hill,

Attu Island,

Earle Lake, Etienne Lake, Twin Lakes, Winter Lake,

Attu Mountain, Faneto Hill, Martinez Mountain, Young Hill,

Abraham-Temnac Pass, Austin Pass, Etienne Pass, Kaufman Pass,

Brannon Ridge, Buchanan Ridge, Fleishman Ridge, Henderson Ridge, Owens Ridge, Theodore Ridge, Vieth Ridge,

Abraham River, East Fork Steller River, Little Abraham River, Nevidiskov River, Steller River, Temnac River,

Addison Creek, Ballentine Creek, Chuniksak Creek, Hoelsher Creek, Kaufman Creek, Kent Creek, Lefler Creek, Nevidiskov Creek,

Abraham Valley, East Steller Valley, Temnac Valley, West Steller Valley,