Seguam Coast

Seguam lies in the central Aleutians, a volcanic island between the North Pacific and the Bering Sea. Lava from its western cone reaches down toward the shore, while Seguam Pass separates the island from Amlia to the west. Its name comes from the Unangan language. The island's volcano was reported active between 1786 and 1790, in the years when Russian vessels were charting and trading among the Aleutian Islands.