
Amlia Island sits at the maritime divide between the Bering Sea and the Pacific Ocean, shown here in a detailed survey of the southern Aleutian Islands. This isolated landscape is defined by its dramatic coastal topography, where named features like Unaaluga and Sxulux mark the transition from the high interior peaks to the rocky shoreline. The complex coastline is punctuated by features such as Ukalam Ungluu and Aguulux, reflecting a geographic inventory of Indigenous Unangam Tunuu place names.
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