History of Scotch Cap

This name was originally applied about 1880 by U.S. Bureau of Fisheries (USBF) to what is now called "Pinnacle Rock," because of the latters resemblance to a "Scotch cap." However, because the precipitous cliff behind the rock was a better landmark from the sea, the name was transferred to it. See also Pinnacle Rock.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Scotch Cap

Nosovskoi,

Ugamak Bay,

Cape Sarichef, Seal Cape, Sealion Point, Sennett Point,

Unimak Pass,

Glacier G195297E54506N,

Red Hill, Scotch Cap, The Sisters,

Botinski Island, Caribou Islands, Pinnacle Rock, Round Island, Ugamak Island,

Faris Peak, Pogromni Volcano, Westdahl Peak,

Big River, Sandy River,

Cap Creek, Iron Bridge Creek, Mishap Creek,