History of Aneegulgit

Eskimo name often recorded as "Anigulgit", meaning "perpetual snow"; published by the University of Alaska in 1932. The prevailing north wind has drifted snow into a bank often reaching more than 150 ft high along a south-facing cliff. This permanent snowbank furnishes fresh water to several south-flowing streams.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Aneegulgit

Kookoolik,

Kitleekot Rocks, Savoonga Reef,

Koomlangeelkuk Bay, Koozata Lagoon, Punelok Bay, Ughkooleekuk Cove,

Cape Myaughee, Eevwak Point, Kookoolik Cape, Koovukseluk Point, Savoonga Point,

Savoonga,

Lyeel-ghit Cliff, Pinaghat Cliff,

Aneegulgit,

Kookoolik Hill,

Saint Lawrence Island,

Atuk Lake,

Atuk Mountain, Keesin Peak,

Kookooligit Mountains,

Kitnik River,

Leghveehuk Creek, Oskuvalowik Creek, Sawoonhak Creek, Sovwalk Creek,