Kialegak Cape

Kialegak is a long, stony sand spit on the eastern coast of St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea. Reefs extend from its shore, where the remains of an Indigenous village mark an old place of habitation. In 1816 the expedition of Otto von Kotzebue visited the island; its account records that the inhabitants called the eastern part Kialegak and the western part Sevuokok. Farther offshore lie the Punuk Islands, separated from one another by a narrow channel.