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An island of southwest Alaska in the eastern Aleutian Islands separated from the Alaska Peninsula by a narrow strait. It is the largest island of the group.

Unimak Island [ˈjuːnɪˌmæk]

(Placename) an island in SW Alaska, in the Aleutian Islands. Length: 113 km (70 miles)

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Unalaska Island	Shubnikov and Lisovenko (1964) suggested that some northern rock sole migrate from Unimak Island in the Aleutian Islands to areas northeast of the Pribilof Islands between April and July, covering a distance of more than 500 km. Evidence of the selection of tidal streams by northern rock sole ... by Nichol, Daniel G.; Somerton, David A. / Fishery Bulletin One of the most destructive tsunamis of the past century resulted from a great earthquake centered near Unimak Island in Alaska's Prince William Sound on April 1, 1946. Mitigating natural disasters through collective action: the ... by Escaleras, Monica P.; Register, Charles A. / Southern Economic Journal Fishing grounds near Dutch Harbor and Unimak Island, at the tip of the Alaska Peninsula, that were closed to 20 miles are scheduled this month to be re-opened to within 10 miles of shore because sea lion populations are increasing at an annual rate of 7 percent and 3 percent, respectively. Groundfish Industry Hard Hit by Fishing Ground Closures by JEFFREY, SUE / Alaska Business Monthly	Unilabiate unilateral unilateral arms control measure unilateral contract Unilateral Declaration of Independence unilateral descent unilateral neglect unilateral paralysis unilateralism unilateralist unilaterally unilinear unilingual unilingually uniliteral unilluminated unilluminating unilobar unilocular unimaginable unimaginably unimaginative unimaginatively unimaginativeness unimagined Unimak Island Unimitable unimodal Unimpairable unimpaired unimpassioned unimpeachable unimpeachably unimpeded Unimplicate Unimportance unimportant unimposing unimpregnated unimpressed unimpressionable unimpressive unimpressively unimprisoned unimproved unimproved value Unimuscular unincorporated unincorporated business Unincumbered unindustrialised	unilocular unilocular unilocular unilocular cyst Unilocular hydatid disease Unilocular hydatid disease Unilocular hydatid disease unilocular joint unilocular joint unilocular joint unilocular joint unilocular joint UNILU UNIM UNIMA unimaginable unimaginable unimaginably unimaginably unimaginative unimaginative unimaginatively unimaginatively unimaginativeness unimaginativeness unimagined unimagined Unimak Unimak Is. Unimak Is. Unimak Island UNIMAR UNIMARC UNIMAS UNIMAT Unimatrix Zero UNIMED UNIMEP UNIMET Unimitable unimitated UNIMO Unimobile E-mail Gateway unimodal unimodal unimodal sequence Unimodem Unimodular group Unimodular matrix unimodulus matrix Unimog Unimolecular Unimolecular unimolecular reaction unimolecular reaction Unimorph Unimpairable unimpaired unimpaired

Shubnikov and Lisovenko (1964) suggested that some northern rock sole migrate from Unimak Island in the Aleutian Islands to areas northeast of the Pribilof Islands between April and July, covering a distance of more than 500 km.

Evidence of the selection of tidal streams by northern rock sole ... by Nichol, Daniel G.; Somerton, David A. / Fishery Bulletin

One of the most destructive tsunamis of the past century resulted from a great earthquake centered near Unimak Island in Alaska's Prince William Sound on April 1, 1946.

Mitigating natural disasters through collective action: the ... by Escaleras, Monica P.; Register, Charles A. / Southern Economic Journal

Fishing grounds near Dutch Harbor and Unimak Island, at the tip of the Alaska Peninsula, that were closed to 20 miles are scheduled this month to be re-opened to within 10 miles of shore because sea lion populations are increasing at an annual rate of 7 percent and 3 percent, respectively.

Groundfish Industry Hard Hit by Fishing Ground Closures by JEFFREY, SUE / Alaska Business Monthly

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