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Agattu (Aleut: Angatux̂; Russian: Агатту) is an
island in Alaska, part of the Near
Islands in the
western end of the
Aleutian Islands. With a land area...
- the Rat
Islands to the east. The
largest of the Near
Islands are Attu and
Agattu,
which shelter a few
rocks in the
channel between them. The
other important...
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During World War II, the
Aleutian Islands Campaign focused on Attu,
Agattu and Kiska, all of
which were
occupied by the
Empire of ****an.
During the...
- Islands, Alaska. They are
located southeast of Attu
Island and
northeast of
Agattu Island, near 52°44′06″N 173°59′28″E / 52.73500°N 173.99111°E / 52.73500;...
- are
Kiska and Amchitka) Near
Islands (the main
islands are Attu Island,
Agattu Island and the
Semichi Islands - Alaid,
Nizki and Shemya)
Commander Islands...
- 45 lb). On the isle of
Agattu, the diet
consisted entirely of birds, as
there are no
mammals found there. The much
favored food in
Agattu was the
ancient murrelet...
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According to
Srinivasa Aiyangar “The
Siviyar (palankeen bearers) and the
Agattu-Charna sub-division of the
Tamil ldaiyan caste are note-worthy, as affording...
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where the
colonists settled, the
others being Aga Cove and
Krugloi Point on
Agattu,
situated southeast of Attu.: 139 In
September 1745, the
first Russians –...
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pelagic cormorants whose bills appeared to be red were
noted at
Karab Cove on
Agattu Island. It may be that
these were kenyoni, but
whether the bill
color distinguishes...
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while escorting the
seaplane tender Kamikawa Maru
southeast of Attu, near
Agattu Island. She
capsized two
minutes after being hit and sank in five minutes...
