
The Bering Sea dominates the southern portion of this remote Aleutian landscape, washing against the coastline of a few small, rocky formations. Located in the far reaches of the Aleutians West region, the map documents the distinct coastal terrain features of Sanguhmax, Unaluugamax, and Tamalax. These isolated points suggest the rugged volcanic geology characteristic of the island chain, where sea-level landforms are often named in the indigenous Aleut language.
6 named features on this map. Tap any name to fly to it.
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