History of Afognak River

Name derived from Afognak Island reported in 1839 or 1840 as Reka Afognak, or Afognak River, by Sub Lieutenant Murashev, Imperial Russian Navy (IRN); published in 1849 on Russian Hydrographic Dept. Chart 1425. The Russian name Litnik was reported in 1900 by Lieutenant Commander J. F. Moser, U.S. Navy (USN). See Litnik, locality.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Afognak River

Big Rock, Danger Reef, Deranof Rock, Ilkognak Rock, Shag Rocks, Skipwith Reefs, Thomas Rock, Village Reefs,

Afognak Bay, Anton Larsen Bay, Back Bay, Back Bay, Fox Bay, Malka Bay, Marka Bay, Settler Cove, Shakmanof Cove, Waskanareska Bay, Yukuk Bay,

Afognak Point, Bare Point, Bird Point, Cape Kazakof, Chernof Point, Chiachi Point, Crag Point, Dirovati Point, Dolphin Point, Drying Point, Far Point, Graveyard Point, Head Point, Inner Point, Kizhuyak Point, Last Point, Last Timber Point, Lipsett Point, Nachalni Point, Near Point, Nochlega Point, Occident Point, Opasni Point, Orient Point, Ostrovka Point, Otrubistoi Point, Peregrebni Point, Pokati Point, Posliedni Point, Rivermouth Point, Settlement Point, Shakmanof Point, Shoal Point, Talnik Point, Tiger Cape, Uzkosti Point, Yuzhni Point,

Afognak Strait, Eastern Passage, The Narrows, The Slough, Whale Passage,

Port Lions,

Afognak Island, Alexander Island, Arnkil Island, Deranof Island, Dot Island, Hog Island, Koniuji Island, Lamb Island, Larsen Island, Larsen Island, Little Raspberry Island, Nachalni Island, Stripe Rock, Treeless Island, Whale Island, Winter Island,

Afognak Lake,

Anadel,

Afognak Mountain, Mount Ellison, Hatchery Peak, Katenai Hill, Litnik Mountain, Paramanof Mountain,

Afognak River,

Hatchery Creek, Small Creek,

Afognak, Aleneva, Aleut Village,