History of Gori Point

Transliteration of (Mys) Gory, the name given in 1839 or 1840 by Murashev and published in 1849 on Russian Hydrographic Dept. Chart 1425. Baker (1906, p. 447) published Mountain Cape, the translation of Murashevs name for this feature. Because of deplication, the name was changed to its present form in 1909 by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Gori Point

Deranof Rock, Thomas Rock,

Barabara Cove, Dry Spruce Bay, Kizhuyak Bay, Malka Bay, Muskomee Bay, Onion Bay, Selief Bay, Settler Cove, Viekoda Bay, Waskanareska Bay, Yukuk Bay,

Bukti Point, Cape Nuniliak, Chernof Point, Chiachi Point, Dolphin Point, Drying Point, Gori Point, Kupreanof Peninsula, Last Timber Point, Leto Point, Nachalni Point, Naugolka Point, Nochlega Point, Occident Point, Ostrovka Point, Peregrebni Point, Perenosa Point, Pestchani Point, Pokati Point, Rolling Point, Seiba Point, Shoal Point, Steep Cape, Tiger Cape, Ustia Point,

Kupreanof Strait, The Narrows, Raspberry Strait, The Slough,

Port Lions,

Port Lions Dam, Port Wakefield Dam,

Bare Island, Deranof Island, Dry Spruce Island, Koniuji Island, Little Raspberry Island, Nachalni Island, Raspberry Island,

Afognak Lake, Lower Malina Lake, Upper Malina Lake,

Afognak Mountain, Cloud Peak, Mount Ellison, Godfrey Mountain, Kupreanof Mountain, Mount Lowell Wakefield,

Bear Creek, Hatchery Creek, Malina Creek,

Aleneva, Port Wakefield,