Aleutian
[uh-loo-shuh n]
Aleutian Islands
Also called Aleutians.
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Contemporary Examples of aleutian
For the past week, Unalaska—the most populous island on the Aleutian Chain—has seen jaw-dropping sunrises.
Alexandra Gutierrez is a reporter based in the Aleutian Islands and a columnist for Pacific Fishing.
Historical Examples of aleutian
It acquired the Aleutian Islands, largely in the Asiatic system.
Problems of ExpansionWhitelaw Reid
It is among the Aleutian Islands that these animals are chiefly taken.
Along Alaska's Great RiverFrederick Schwatka
About this time an attempt was made to plant trees on the Aleutian islands.
Along Alaska's Great RiverFrederick Schwatka
The Kadiak baidarka is a little shorter and wider than the Aleutian.
The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Volume 1Hubert Howe Bancroft
With him as a guide was Oonga, the chief of a tribe of Aleutian hunters.
Wild FolkSamuel Scoville
Aleutian
Aleutian Islands
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Aleutian Islands
[(uh-looh-shuhn)]
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