
The western reaches of Saint George Island are documented here with dual English and Unangam Tunuu place names, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Pribilof Islands. This coastal landscape is defined by its wildlife habitats and maritime infrastructure at the start of the 21st century. The Zapadni Rookery dominates the southeastern shoreline, while St George Harbor and the adjacent St George Airport provide critical links to the remote archipelago. Inland, the terrain rises toward Maynard Hill and the High Bluffs, interspersed with landmarks like Atka Lake and the Quarry. Much of the territory is managed by the Fish and Wildlife Service, emphasizing the island's role as a biological sanctuary within the Bering Sea.
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1948 · Pribilof Islands
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1949 · Pribilof Islands
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1958 · Pribilof Islands
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1969 · Pribilof Islands
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2001 · Saint George Island East
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2020 · Pribilof Islands A-2 NW
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2020 · Pribilof Islands A-2 SW
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2020 · Pribilof Islands A-3 SE
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2020 · Pribilof Islands A-3 NE
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