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MON EBIGSON
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likewise is unsurveyed. But from
| the latter cape to the mouth of
i the Kuskokwim is well charted
j is uncharted, and the mainland
and amply beaconed. A wide bay
extends from Cape Pierce to Cape
Newenham, marked by a low
j gap. This gap marks the portage
| from Cape Pierce and used to '
detour around Newenham Bay. A
| reddish bluff stands out very
prominent. This is composed of i
asbestos-wsome bluish-white and
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ILIAMNA LAKE
| BOAT SERVICE
| From Iliamna Village to §
S any point on Bristol Bay 1
| S30. Special Charters to 1
I Xushagak |
= Lake cud river service j|
| connects with arrivals at §
5 Iliamna bay of the mail |
| boat M. S. Discoverer. _ |
0 The G^sboat Iliamna
Harold and Sam Foss
owners
| ADDRESS:
ILIAMNA, ALASKA
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some of a dark red-like forma
tion. The natives use this as a
paint for their kyaks. From Pierce
to Newenham is about 40 miles
and Cape Newenham is consid
ered by navigators to be the
most dangerous cape on the east
ern Bering Sea. Tide rips extend
outward to sea for fi distance of
10 miles and appear like shoals,
probably the confluence of the
Bristol Bay and Kuskokwim.
EGG TASTE LINGERED
As we passed Cape Newenham,
Joe Jean involuntarily remarked;
“Thank God! That’s passed.”
Seal Island, a rocky island about
a mile in length, and the habi
tat of the largest crow-bill colo
ny of ducks in Bering Sea, dents
the north-end of Cape Newenham.
Here is where our suoplv of Alas
kan . eggs were replenished, the
sea gull and the shag eggs being
left unmolested. I sampled the
sea gull eggs one time on Mon
tague Island and the taste is
still remembered. The sea-parrot
eggs were not found, probably be
ing too early in the season.
PLACID WATERS
Passing the island, course due
N., we sighted Beluga Hills, and
we came into smooth waters as
placid at a lake: about 4 p. m.,
we sighted the beacon, south Spit
of Good News Bay. To the east
lay Chagvan Bay—a native vil
| lage is situated there. The en
! trance at Goodnews Bay is about
one and one-half miles wide and
deep enough for ocean-going ves
sels. Entering the bay at 6 p. m.,
we headed for Beluga Head; this
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