History of Cape Trinity

Name derived from Trinity Islands, given by Captain Cook (1785, v. 2, p. 407-08), Royal Navy (RN), in 1778. He wrote "the Westernmost (sic) part of the continent now in sight, being a low point facing Trinity Island, and which we called Cape Trinity. This feature was called "M(ys) Yuzhnoy," (South Cape), by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 22); U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) gave "Aliulik" as the native name for this feature in 1934.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Cape Trinity

Akhiok Reef, Alitak Shoal, Middle Reef, Nelson Reef, Whirlpool Shoals,

Aiaktalik Cove, Akhiok Bay, Alitak Bay, Alitak Lagoon, Camp Cove, Humpy Cove, Kempff Bay, Lazy Bay, Russian Harbor, Seaborg Bay, Seaflower Cove, Sitkinak Lagoon, Sukhoi Bay, Sukhoi Lagoon, Sukhoi Lagoon,

Aliulik Peninsula, Cape Alitak, Cape Hepburn, Cape Trinity, Dolina Point, Prior Point, Whirlpool Point,

Rodman Reach, Sitkinak Strait,

Akhiok,

Drake Head, Hawk Point,

Akhoik Dam, Alitak Cannery Dam Number 1, Alitak Cannery Dam Number 2, Alitak Cannery Dam Number 3, Alitak Cannery Dam Number 4,

Round Hill,

Aiaktalik Island, Akhiok Island, Egg Island, Miller Island, Sitkinak Island, Sundstrom Island, Tanner Head, Trinity Islands, White Rock,

Mark Lake,

North Twin Peak, Sitkinak Dome, South Twin Peak, Twin Peaks,

Aiaktalik,