History of Amlia Island

Aleut name; reported in 1761 as "Amlak" by Captain Tolstyk of the ship Andreiani Natalia, according to Ivan Petroff (Bancroft, 1886, p. 168). The name "Amlia" was published in Lieutenant Sarichev's atlas (1826, map 3), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN). The southern part of Atka Island has been called "Amlia Peninsula".

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Amlia Island

Aleutian Islands,

Haanugim yangis, Tinas Hasaa,

Achiix, Alinguchux, Asxanung, Chagazudax, Chalugas Bay, Chalux, Chaxchix, Chumliisim Tatuu, Chunglugix, Haanugim-tutucha, Haanugix, Hanitunax, Kaalam-tutucha, Kaalax, Kududaga, Malxaaga, Naagix Sangus, Qigaagix Sangus, Qilgix, Quchiix, Qugdugiidax, Qumdaga, Samigux, Sitaadaga, Suluga, Sviechnikof Harbor, Uhmaaga, Ululax, Unaaluga, Ungluzuudax, Uzamkux,

Silaxagis, Tinas,

Adaxsux, Angyax, Cape Idalug, Chaluugis Hidaluu, Chankusix, Hiiyukatux, Kuchis, Naagix Qaxchxix, Qigaagix Qaxchxix, Quxsus, Tinas Kadaa,

Sigungux,

Aagumchiidalix, Aalus, Amlia Island, Asxanung Hachan-tanangis, Suuksax,

Hanitunam Kiiguucha, Naagix Kiiguusix, Qagaagix Kiiguusix,

Pinnacle Rock,

Qigaagix Changanaa,