2001 Map of Saint George Island East

About this map

The settlement of St George (Tanadgusix̂) serves as the primary human footprint on this map of the eastern portion of Saint George Island. Located within the Pribilof Islands, the terrain is characterized by high volcanic elevations like Ulakaia Hill and sheer coastal drops such as First Bluff. Indigenous Unangam Tunuu place names are meticulously preserved alongside English labels, reflecting the deep ancestral connection to the land and sea. Ecological significance is central to this location, with the Staraya Artil Rookery and vast Fish And Wildlife Service holdings protected as part of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge. Smaller features like the Cem, a Quarry, and the Fed Res indicate the infrastructure supporting this remote community, while water bodies such as Bear Lake and Upper Lake dot the interior landscape.