History of Aguliuk Point

Aleut name published by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 25), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN), as "Mys Agulyuk" or "Cape Agulyuk" and "Mys Chidakh" or "Cape Chidakh." According to R. H. Geoghegan, these names are from the Aleut "aguliq" meaning "sparrow-hawk" and "cidaq", meaning "young birds."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Aguliuk Point

Boiling Pinnacles,

Cemetery Cove, Geyser Bight, Hot Springs Cove, Inanudak Bay, Izhiga Cove, Stepanof Cove,

Qigunam-tugumaga,

Aguliuk Point, Broken Point, Cape Aslik, Cape Chagak, Cape Kigunak, Cinder Point, Reindeer Point, Steeple Point,

Weeping Wall,

Okmok Caldera,

Jag Peak, Mount Okmok,

Bottleneck Pass, Hourglass Pass,

North Arcuate Ridge,

Colorado Creek, Connecticut Creek, Delaware Creek, Ginger Creek, Nest Creek, New York Creek, Vermont Creek,

Chagak Canyon, Inanudak Canyon,

Umnak,