History of Kashega

Named for Kashega Bay and published by Lieutenant Sarichev (1826, map 14), Imperial Russian Navy (IRN), as "S(elo) Koshiga" meaning "Koshiga Village." It was called "Kashuga" by U.S. Bureau of Fisheries (USBF) in 1888. Baker (1906, p. 352) says "in 1831 it was the headquarters of the bidarshik or foreman of the Russian-American Company for the western half of Unalaska***."

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Kashega

Sedanka,

Label Reef,

Alimuda Bay, Buck Bight, Canyon Cove, Kashega Bay, Kismaliuk Bay, Kuliliak Bay, Lion Bight, McIver Bight, Pumicestone Bay, Riding Cove, Skan Bay,

Buttress Point, Eagle Point, Kashega Point, Kof Point, Lance Point, Manning Point, Repetition Point, Sedanka Point, Skan Point, Spray Cape, Tower Point, Trava Point, Williwaw Point,

Buck Island, Dome Rock, Huddle Rocks, Lion Rock, Nest Rock, Perch Rock,

Mount Kimble,

Kashega Pinnacles,

East Bogoslof Canyon,

Kashega,