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Grewingk Glacier is a 13-mile-long (21 km)
glacier located in the
Kenai Mountains, near
Kachemak Bay, in the U.S.
state of Alaska. It
begins at 59°34′51″N...
- (1884,
citing Grewingk, 1850)
lists activity at
Amukhton in 1770,
presumably the same volcano; conversely, Dall (1870,
citing Grewingk, 1850) describes...
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Imperial Russian Navy. It was
called "Schönwetterberg" by
Constantin Grewingk in 1850 and "Schönwetter Berg" by
Justus Perthes in 1882.
Fairweather was...
- "good land mountains". The name "Kenai" was
first published by
Constantin Grewingk in 1849, who
obtained his
information from I. G. Wosnesenski's account...
- In 1906, a new
volcanic cone rose
between the
islets of
Bogoslof and
Grewingk, near Unalaska,
followed by
another in 1907.
These cones were
nearly demolished...
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eventually became "Alaska Range"
through local use. In 1849
Constantin Grewingk [de]
applied the name "Tschigmit" to this
mountain range. A map made by...
- 59.60917; -151.34750 Type Bay
Primary inflows Fox River,
Sheep River,
Grewingk River,
Wosnesenski River,
Seldovia River,
Bradley River,
Portlock River...
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Bogoslof Island. Originally, this Fire
Island was
named New
Bogoslof (also
Grewingk,
after an
Alaskan geologist). In 1909,
President Theodore Roosevelt made...
- 1787.
Early Russian traders called it
Sitka Island. In 1849,
Constantin Grewingk called the
island Edge****be. It
later became known as
Kruzow Island before...
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Aleut village at Cape Tanak.
According to the
geologist Constantin von
Grewingk, the
inhabitants had been away
fishing while the
eruption took place; when...
