History of Emerald Island

Descriptive name given by U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey (USC&GS) in 1936, because, "during the summer months, this island, which is about 200 ft. high, and entirely grass covered, is a brilliant green color."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Emerald Island

Tulik,

South Rock,

Boulder Bay, Camp Bay, Deer Bay, No Name Cove, North Pustoi Bay, Otter Bight, South Pustoi Bay,

Antler Point, Cape Izigan, Deer Point, Otter Point, Paso Point, Pustoi Point, Ranchers Point, Tiderip Point,

Umnak Pass,

Konets Head,

Black Rock, Emerald Island, Polivnoi Rock, Pustoi Island, Ship Rock,

Mount Idak, Lone Peak, Tulik Volcano,

East Arcuate Ridge, Magazine Ridge,

Tulik River,

Camp Creek, Idak Creek, Kansas Creek, Marsh Creek, Missouri Creek, Reindeer Creek, Spring Creek, Teal Creek, Thirty-three Creek, Unga Creek,

West Bogoslof Canyon,