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NameNation(+link)Lat/Long as writtenLat/Long digitizedAliasesNotes
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Cape AggenSiberia64 38 N, 175 30 W64.776, -175.426
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Anadir RiverSiberia
http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~205581~3002498:U-S-S-R----Lake-Baykal--Baikal--and?sort=Pub_List_No_InitialSort%2CPub_Date%2CPub_List_No%2CSeries_No&qvq=q:bering%2Bsea;sort:Pub_List_No_InitialSort%2CPub_Date%2CPub_List_No%2CSeries_No;lc:RUMSEY~8~1&mi=0&trs=6
none64.737, 177.550Anadyr River, Reka Anadyrmouth of Anadyr Bay, estuary of Anadyr River, Anadyr Point
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Anadir SeaSiberia
http://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~205581~3002498:U-S-S-R----Lake-Baykal--Baikal--and?sort=Pub_List_No_InitialSort%2CPub_Date%2CPub_List_No%2CSeries_No&qvq=q:bering%2Bsea;sort:Pub_List_No_InitialSort%2CPub_Date%2CPub_List_No%2CSeries_No;lc:RUMSEY~8~1&mi=0&trs=6
noneabout 64.5, -178Anadyrskiy Liman, Gulf of Anadyr, Anadyr Sea, Anadair Sea, and variations
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Cape Anderson
St. Lawrence Id. Alaska
63 08 N, 168 53 W63.133, -168.883East Cape, probably Apavawook Cape
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Cape ApoupinskoiSiberia61 47 N, 174 17 E61.780, 174.28Mys Opukhinskiy, Cape Pounpinskoi
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Archangel BaySiberiaabout 62 26 N, 179 10 E62.43, 179.17‎(also Archangel Gabriel Bay; Bay of Gabriel); Guba Gavriila
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Baillie IslandCanada70 32 N, 128 15 W70.5386, -128.332the anchorage under the SW sandspit of the larger of the two Baillie Islands
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Bald HeadSiberia64 18 N, 173 18 W64.290, -173.262Ball's Head, East Head, Mys Lysaya Golova. Bold headland at east side of mouth of Bukta Provideniya
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Banks IslandCanadanone73.22, -120.75Banks Land, Baring LandBanks Island
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Point Barrow ShoalAlaska71 23 00 N, 156 24 30 W71.3833, -156.40832.5 fathom shoal east of Pt. Barrow onto which ships were occasionlly swept in severe SW gales
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Barter IslandAlaska70 07 N, 143 40 W70.117, -143.667this name originally applied to a low island nearby. Whalemen transferred it to Point Manning (70.119, -143.508) because its steep bluffs were conspicuous to seaward
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Bear IslandAlaska60 40 N, 173 05 W‎60.67, -173.08Hall Island
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Belcher PointAlaska70 47 4 N, 159 39 01 W70.7875, -159.6426Point Belgium, Point Belcher
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Bering Straitnoneabout 65.8, -169Baring Straits, Beerings Strait, Behring Straits, Bherings Straitsthe narrows bounded by Saint Lawrence Island and Indian Point, and East Cape, the Diomede Islands, and Prince of Wales Shoal.
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Big Diomede IslandSiberia65 47 N, 169 05 W65.79, -169.08Ratmanoff Island; Ostrov Ratmanova
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Big IslandSiberia64 45 N, 172 25 W64.75, -172.42Arakam Id, Kayne Id, Ostrov Arakamchechen
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Black BluffSiberia61 50 N, 174 30 E61.834, 174.500the bluffs near Mys Opukhinski and Mys Rubikon
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Blossom ShoalsAlaska70 23 N, 161 57 W70.383, -161.950off Icy Cape where several whaleships were wrecked
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Blow HoleCanada
about 69 18 30 N, 139 34 W
about 69.309, -139.568narrow pass at the junction of Yoyak Creek and Firth River; Whalers wintering at Herschel Id. Often encoutered violent winds when travelling up this valley hunting caribou.
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Brower's StationAlaska71 18 N, 156 47 W71.300, -156.783Cape Smythe Whaling and Trading Co. station run by Charles Brower at Cape Smyth, Alaska (Now in Barrow)
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Cape BrownCanada70 09 N, 130 23 W70.150, -130.383Brown Point, Nuvorak Point
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Burney IslandSiberia67 28 N, 174 33 W67.4667, -174.5500Island of the Big River, Ostrov Kolyuchin
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Chukotski NoseSiberia64 14 N, 173 05 W64.233, -173.083‎Cape Nos, Mys Chukotskiy
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Clark's Island
St. Lawrence Id. Alaska
none63.326, -170.013Clerke's IslandNo lat/long given, not on maps; maybe a name for St. Lawrence Island?
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Port ClearanceAlaska65 15 N, 166 45 W65.25, -166.75Port Clarence
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Commander IslandsSiberia
http://www.geographic.org/geographic_names/name.php?uni=-4106716&fid=5241&c=russia
none55, 167Komandorski Islands, Komandorskiye ostrovaconsist of Bering Island, Medny Island, and fifteen smaller ones
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Compass GroundsChukchi Seaabout 68 N, 171 W68., -171.whaling grounds in the SW Chukchi Sea, so named because ships' compasses behave erratically there
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Point CooperAlaska71 14 N, 155 40 W71.232, -155.667Cooper Island
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Cooper's StationAlaska68 20 30 N, 166 37 30 W68.342, -166.625Konig's Stationshore whaling station run by Heinz Koenig (a.k.a. Henry Koenig and Henry Cooper) from about 1890 to 1910 at Beacon Hill near Point Hope
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Corwin BluffAlaska68 52 40 N, 165 05 50 W68.8783, -165.0974the steep bluff behind Corwin Coal Mine
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Corwin Coal MineAlaska68 52 05 N, 165 08 15 W68.8700, -165.1384Coal Mine, Coal Veinvein of low-grade coal from which US steamers often topped-up their bunkers; named for USRC Corwin
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Dean's InletAlaska71 07 N, 155 25 W71.121, -155.418Dease Inlet
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Dolphin StraitCanada69 10 N, 115 30 W69.78, -115.5Dolphin and Union Strait
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East CapeSiberia66 05 N, 169 40 W66.096, -169.661Cape East, Mys Dezhneva
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East Head, Harrison's Bay
Alaska70 30 N, 149 50 W70.500, -149.833Oliktok Point
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East Head, Smith's BayAlaska70 53 N, 153 55 W70.884, -153.917Drew Point
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East RiverSiberia67 49 N, 175 50 W67.812, -175.832Vankarem River, Laguna Vankarem
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Eastern IceChukchi SeanonenoneSee note pasted alongside
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Eastern PackChukchi SeanonenoneSee note pasted alongside
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Ellis IslandCanada69 15 N, 136 55 W69.186, -136.096Ellice Island
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Emma HarborSiberia64 25 N, 173 10 W64.426, -173.198Bukhta Emmathe most secure ancorage in Providence Bay
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False East CapeSiberia66 17 N, 170 44 W66.267, -170.200False Cape, Mys Intsovaoften mistook for Mys Dezhneva, the western headland of Bering Strait.
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Faraway RockBering Strait65 38 N, 168 45 W65.6242, -168.7399Farway Rock, Flyaway Rock, The Rock, Fairway Rock
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Point FranklinAlaska70 54 28 N, 158 47 50 W70.910, -158.799Franklin Pointsome use this to include nearby Sea Horse Islands
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Garry IslandCanada69 30 N, 135 45 W69.50, -135.75Geary Island
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Gore's IslandAlaska60 30 N, 172 30 W60.415, -172.755Goer's Id., Gowers Id., Goar's Id., Matwi Id.; Saint Matthew Island
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Cape GolovninAlaska68 20 N, 166 50 W68.333, -166.833Point Hope
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Cape HalletAlaska70 47 N, 152 11 W70.783, -152.183Cape Halkett
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Harrison's BayAlaska70 40 N, 151 00 W70.661, -152.287Harrison Bay
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Cape HawaiiWrangle Id., Siberia71 02 N, 177 50 W71.033, -177.833named by Captain Thomas Long of bark Nile in 1867
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Herald IslandSiberia71 23 N, 175 45 W71.383, -175.750Harold Island, Ostrov Geral'd
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Herald ShoalSiberiaabout 70 25 N, 171 W70.417, -171.Banka Geral'da bank SE of Herald Id. where whales were often taken in Sep. and Oct.
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Herschel Island RiverCanada69 32 N, 139 30 W69.533, -139.500Firth RiverHerschel Island is at its mouth
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Holy Cross BaySiberia65 45 N, 179 00 W65.75, -179.00Gulf of Saint Croix, Bay of Holy Cross, Zaliv Kresta
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Hooper's IslandSiberia67 03 N, 172 45 W67.022, -172.690Corwin Island, Ostrov Idlidlyanamed for Captain Hoopr of the USRC Corwin
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Ice HouseBaillie Id., Canada70 32 N, 128 20 W70.577, -128.124meat storage locker dug into the permafrost at the base of the southwest sandspit
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Ice RidgeAlaskanone71.384, -156.473 to 71.140, -157.0458long ridge of grounded and piled ice that forms annually from Point Barrow to near Refuge Inlet
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ImmatownSiberia66 02 N, 169 56 W66.0418, -169.9995Emmatown, Dezhnev, Eskimo village of Enmitahin
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Indian PointSiberia64 24 N, 172 14 W64.4430, -172.421Cape Chaplin, India Point; Mys Chaplina
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The InletAlaska70 37 N, 160 00 W70.635, -159.979Wainwright Inlet
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JabbertownAlaska68 20 30 N, 166 37 30 W68.342, -166.625at Point Hope; polyglot community of Eskimos, Europeans, and other foreigners around whaling stations near Point Hope
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Joe's PlaceSiberia64 20 30 N, 172 41 W64.443, -172.421at Indian Point; a native village in Zaliv T'kachen
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John Howland BaySiberia
http://www.geographic.org/geographic_names/name.php?uni=-4101076&fid=5379&c=russia
64 19 N, 172 51 W64.308, -172.931Zaliv Kiguannamed for bark "John Howland"
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Kamchatka SeaSiberianonefrom 62.250, 179.133 to 55, 167Kamcatska Sea and variationswestern part of Bering Sea bounded by Cape Navarin and Komandorskiye Islands
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Karagin IslandSiberia
http://www.geographic.org/geographic_names/name.php?uni=-4090598&fid=5201&c=russia
about 65 N, 164 E58.959, 164.332Isle of Carrolshotkey, Kanag-Kinsky Island, Kaiaghinsky Island, etc; Ostrov Karanginskiytheir lat/long far inland
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Keenan LandCanada73 N, 150 Wnonea mirage where there is no land
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Kelly's StationAlaska71 17 35 N, 156 47 15 W71.293, -156.788Kelley's Station, Kelly's House; Eskimo settlement Ooglaamie/UtkiaviePacific Steam Whaling Co.'s shore whaling staion near Cape Smyth, run by John W. Kelly; now in Barrow
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Key PointCanada69 17 N, 139 23 W69.607, -138.966Kay Point
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King's IslandAlaska64 58 N, 168 05 W64.967, -168.083King Island, Ukivok Island, Ukivuk King Island
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Kogmullit BayCanada69 30 N, 163 30 W69.442, -133.506Kugmallit Bay, Cogmollet Bay and variationstheir lat/long far off
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Koliuchin Bay/RiverSiberia66 45 N, 174 30 W66.75, -174.50Kolyuchin Bay, Kolyuchinskaya Guba
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Koryak CoastSiberia59 55 N, 170 21 E to 62 15 N, 179 07 E61.3, 175.0coast between Mys Olyutorskiy and Mys Navarin
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Krusenstern IslandSiberia65 47 N, 169 00 W65.747, -168.918Little Diomede Island
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Kotzebue SoundAlaskanone66.48, -162.34traditional Eskimo summer trading ground
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Lady Franklin BayCanada
http://www.geographic.org/geographic_names/name.php?uni=-801862&fid=891&c=canada
about 70 N, 126 W81.583333, -65Franklin Baylocation of Greeley Expedition
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Langdon BayCanada
http://www.geographic.org/geographic_names/name.php?uni=-801994&fid=899&c=canada
about 69 25 N, 125 30 W
69.416667, -125.166667
Langton Bay
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Cape LisbonAlaska68 53 N, 166 13 W68.881, -166.213Cape Elizabeth, Cape Lizbond; Cape Lisburne
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Little John Howland Village
Siberia64 16 N, 172 58 W64.291, -172.963Kiviksettlement of Kivak on west shore John Howland Bay
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Long StraitSiberianone69.962, 0001Proliv Longa, De Long Straitconnecting the Chutchi and East Siberian Seas, separating Wrangel Island from mainland; named 1867 Captain Thomas Long of bark Nile.
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Manning PointAlaska
http://www.geographic.org/geographic_names/usaname.php?uni=1405925&fid=usageo_1306
70 07 N, 143 43 W
70.1183333, -143.5091667
used to be Barter Island, but sailors and whalers renamed that.
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Marcus BaySiberia64 25 N, 172 44 W64.417, -172.733Martin's Bay; Zaliv Tkachen
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Masinka BaySiberia64 35 N, 172 35 W64.583, -172.583probably Proliv Chechekuyum; now Proliv Senyavina
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Masken IslandSiberia65 32 N, 177 11 W65.533, -177.183Maska Island, Sand Point of the Holy Cross; Ostrov Kosa Meechkyn
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Cape MichiganSiberia65 08 N, 179 40 W65.139, -179.677Mys Povortnyy
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Port MooreAlaska71 22 N, 156 27 W71.367, -156.450the anchorage under Point Barrow, west end of Elson Lagoon
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Mud HoleSiberia66 01 N, 169 55 W66.041, -170.015an anchorage off Immatown, used in severe northerly storms
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Cape NavarinoSiberia62 15 N, 179 08 E62.250, 179.133Cape Navarin, Cape naveriene; Mys Navarin
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Noatak RiverAlaskanone66.983, -162.506mouth is site of summer Trade Fair
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Cape NomeAlaska64 26 N, 165 00 W64.43, -165.01the headland which gave its name to the town of Nome
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North Cape
St. Lawrence Id. Alaska
63 42 N, 170 30 W63.697, -170.477Savoonga Point
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Cape NorthSiberia68 56 N, 179 30 W68.924, -179.467Mys Otto Shmidta; Mys Shmidta
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North HeadSiberia65 36 N, 170 40 65.600, -170.667‎Mys Nunyamothe headland at northern entrance to Zaliv Lavrentiya
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North Sea Horse IslandAlaska
http://toolserver.org/~geohack/geohack.php?pagename=Seahorse_Islands&params=70_53_18_N_158_42_27_W_scale:500000
70 55 N, 158 49 W70.888, -158.708Point Franklingiven lat/long in error
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Cape OlyutorskSiberia59 55 N, 170 21 E59.917, 170.350Cape Otorsk and variations; Mys Olyutorskiy
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OoglaamieAlaska71 17 35 N, 156 47 15 W71.293, -156.788Eskimo settlement Utkeavik; Kelly's Stationmisreported name for Utkeavik
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Pacific ShoalAlaskaapprox. 70 41 N, 151 55 W70.683, -151.917‎shoal near Cate Halkett discovered by bark Pacific
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Passage IslandsBering Straitnone65.7, -168.9Saint Diomede Islandscomprised of Little Diomede Island (Krusenstern Island), Ostrov Ratmanova (Big Diomede Island), Fairway Rock
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Pauline CoveCanada69 34 25 N, 138 55 00 W69.5736, -138.9167‎the anchorage at Herschel Island, wintered more than 65 whaling vessels
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Pearl BayAlaska70 50 N, 158 50 W70.833, -158.833Peard Baycame from a misspelling on a chart