Unimak Pass
The Fox Islands Passes are waterways in the Fox Islands area of the U.S. state of Alaska, connecting the Bering Sea with the North Pacific Ocean. From the southward and eastward, bound for Bering Sea, there are three passes used by deep-draft vessels, known collectively as the Fox Islands Passes, and respectively as Unimak, Akutan, and Unalga passes.- Channel
- Description: waterways in Alaska, United States
- Also known as“Fox Islands Passes”“Kisxan Akayuu”“Ounimak Detroit”“Proliv Unimakskiy”“Unimak Strait”“Unimakskii Strait”“Unimgim Akayuu”
- Historically known as“Ounimak Pass”“Unimack Pass”
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Latitude
54.33361° or 54° 20′ 1″ north
Longitude
-164.92056° or 164° 55′ 14″ west
Open location code
926Q83MH+CQ
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In Other Languages
From Azerbaijani to Russian—“Unimak Pass” goes by many names.
Unimak boğazıAzerbaijani
Unimak PassCebuano
Cieśnina UnimakPolish
Пролив УнимакRussian
УнимакRussian
Унимак (пролив)Russian
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