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Bogoslof Island or Agasa****
Island (Aleut: Aĝasaaĝux̂) is the
summit of a
submarine stratovolcano at the
south edge of the
Bering Sea, 35
miles (56 km)...
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species in the gull
family Laridae. It
breeds in the
Pribilof Islands,
Bogoslof Island, and
Buldir Island in the
Bering Sea off the
coast of Alaska, and...
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Islands Wilderness – 1,300,000
acres (5,300 km2),
designated 1980
Bogoslof Wilderness (
Bogoslof Island) – 175
acres (71 ha),
designated 1970
Hagemeister Island...
- Mt. Newhall, to get a good look at the snow-covered cone. The
volcanic Bogoslof and Fire Islands,
which rose from the sea in 1796 and 1883 respectively...
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emerged in 1883,
forming a
companion island to
Bogoslof Island. Originally, this Fire
Island was
named New
Bogoslof (also Grewingk,
after an
Alaskan geologist)...
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Islands in Russia.
Smaller rookeries (around 5,000 animals) are
found on
Bogoslof Island in the
Aleutian Chain, San
Miguel Island in the
Channel Island group...
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Akutan Volcano Amak
Volcano Amukta Volcano Bobrof Volcano Bogoslof Volcano Buldir Volcano Chagulak Volcano Carlisle Volcano Cleveland Volcano Davidof Volcano...
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Aleutian Islands and
Bering Sea units)
Aleutian Islands Wilderness (part)
Bogoslof Wilderness Pribilof Islands Aleutian World War II
National Historic Area...
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Island Avatanak Island (Agutanax̂) Baby
Islands Bird
Island (Kitnamax)
Bogoslof Island (Aĝasaaĝux̂) -
sanctuary for sea
lions and
nesting marine birds...
- main
archipelago of the Aleutians. It is one of two
islands (along with
Bogoslof Island) that are 31
miles (50 km)
north of the main range. The
United States...
