History of Sviechnikof Harbor

Surveyed and probably named by pilot Ivan Chernof in 1832, and published as Svetchnikoff Port by Captain Lutke (1836, p.308), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN). It may be a family name, or from "sviechnik", Russian for "tallow chandler."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Sviechnikof Harbor

Aleutian Islands,

Tinas Hasaa,

Achiix, Aguulux, Alinguchux, Chagazudax, Chalugas Bay, Chalux, Chaxchix, Chumliisim Tatuu, Chunglugix, Gudagis, Haanugiidax, Hanitunax, Naagix Sangus, Qaygisux, Qigaagix Sangus, Qilgix, Quchiix, Qugdugiidax, Qumdaga, Saahmim-tatuu, Saxtusix, Sitaadaga, Suluga, Sviechnikof Harbor, Sxulax, Uhmaaga, Ululax, Unaaluga, Ungluzuudax, Uzamkux,

Tinas,

Adaxsux, Angyax, Cape Idalug, Chaluugis Hidaluu, Chankusix, Chukaalux, Hasxugiidax, Hiiyukatux, Kuchis, Quxsus, Tinas Kadaa,

Changilax, Kagalusux,

Sigungux,

Aagumchiidalix, Aalus, Amlia Island, Kagalusum Hachan Tanangis, Kalulam-tatugan Hachan Tanangis, Suuksax,

Chuliidga, Kalulam-tatuu,

Hanitunam Kiiguucha, Ukalam Ungluu,

Pinnacle Rock,

Qigaagix Changanaa,