Kuluˊči

• 1-042 was the more striking, since around Kuluˊči Bay the inhabitants turned from
• 1-042 Kuluˊči.
• 1-043 the same village, Kuluˊči, which was mentioned by Wrangell, a tale of seemingly
• 1-047 On the so-called Chukchee Peninsula, between Kuluˊči Bay, Holy Cross Bay, and the Pacific Ocean,
• 1-048 be quite correct; his list of villages from Holy Cross Bay to Kuluˊči Bay is
• 1-048 village in Kuluˊči Bay, on the contrary, is situated on the small island some distance away from the narrow
• 1-053 Kuluˊči (Eskimo, Kuluˊsik, “old iceberg”): 11 houses (Register, 14 houses, 94 inhabitants; Nordquist,
• 1-054 on the Arctic coast, besides those of Kuluˊči Bay, mentioned above, the

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