
The Andreanof Islands rise from the sea in this modern topographic study, where the northern coastlines meet the Bering Sea and the southern shores face the open Pacific Ocean. This island landscape is defined by its coastal features, from the heights of Aqimax to the southern point of Kuuchaxsis. To the southwest, Sagigik Island sits isolated in the Pacific waters. The map provides precise documentation of traditional place names along the shoreline, including Agulganaxang, Ayagas Hidaluu, and Qigaagix Usax. These labels preserve a distinct linguistic and geographic record of the Aleutian chain, marking specific points and coves like Aguunadgax and Chngadigax that define the character of this maritime environment.
21 named features on this map. Tap any name to fly to it.
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