History of Kettle Cape

Translation of Russian name published by Captain Tebenkov (1852, map 25), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN) as (Mys) Kotel'noy, meaning Kettle Cape. The Aleut name is Utmak and may possibly be from the word utman, meaning in the midst of, according to R. H. Geoghegan.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Kettle Cape

Tulik,

Partov Cove,

Antler Point, Kettle Cape, Thumb Point,

Weeping Wall,

Okmok Caldera,

Black Rock, Polivnoi Rock,

Jag Peak, Mount Okmok, Tulik Volcano,

Bottleneck Pass, Hourglass Pass,

The Pillars,

East Arcuate Ridge, Magazine Ridge, North Arcuate Ridge,

Tulik River,

Camp Creek, Colorado Creek, Kansas Creek, Missouri Creek, Texas Creek, Unga Creek, Utah Creek, Vermont Creek,

Umnak,