History of Cape Kigun

name published as "M(ys) Kigun," "Cape Kigun," by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 27), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN), possibly from the Aleut "Kiguk" or "Qiguq," meaning "diver" or "grebe," a species of duck.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Cape Kigun

Atxam Angtaa,

Ayagagum-chixsxa, Chiidgilaangis,

Amagim Quchikin Udaa, Amlas, Atxam Angtan Udaa, Ayagagum-sitacha, Ayagagux, Chuguugix Ahmigim Udaa, Crescent Bay, Hachxitim Udaa, Hanim Unangaa, Kasamim-chuguu, Kigun Bay, Ngamas Udaa, Nguugix Ahmigim Udaa, Nguugix Ugalux, Sakdux, Sangazuung, Taangaa Izanax, Ulasuudax, Ungim Udaa, Uxtasux,

Atxam Acha, Chalaalux, Chuyaglix, Igilam Aaliicha, Kmisxam-tugimaga,

Agaanax, Alazigalix, Cape Kigun, Chuguugix Qmalgagix, Hadangin Yaaga, Hanidaagus, Kagalux, Ngam Hidaluu, Nguugix Qmalgagix, Qagahmaliilux, Qanatanam Iguga, Slope Point, Slukas Ugimga, Stripe Point, Tagalux, Tanaxsilgum Iguga, Tugidgis,

Atka Pass,

Chagligis,

Kiiguusim Hitzaaguu, Qaaga, Qanglaagis,

Fenimore Rock, Hadas, Ikiginak Island, Kasatochi Island, Koniuji Island, Ngam Ungluu, Oglodak Island, Qugas, Sealion Rock, Tungluqas,

Qanatanam Hanii,

Aaliisii,

Qanglaagis Kiiguucha,

Atxam Achan Sisxii,