Unimax

Unimax, or Unimak, is the largest of the Aleutian Islands and lies near the end of the Alaska Peninsula. Its volcanic mountains include the striking cone of Shishaldin, above a coast of bays and exposed shores. Unangan villages stood around the island; one on its northern coast was recorded near Shishaldin in 1833. Fishing and the hunting of sea mammals sustained islanders accustomed to travelling the waters between the Pacific and the Bering Sea.