Insulae Aleutiae
Insulae Aleuticae<ref>"Patria Insulae Aleuticae," in Elliott Coues, A Monograph of the ALCIDAE, Proceedings of The Academy of Natural Sciences 1 (Ian. et Feb., 1868): 63; Journal of the College of Agriculture, Hokkaido Imperial University, vol. 11, pp. 69, 72, 135 etc. </ref> vel Aleutiae, (fortasse ex Tschuctschico aliat 'insula') sunt catena quattuordecim maiorum insularum volcanicarum et quinquaginta-quinque minorum insularum, quae una sunt pars Arcus Aleutii in Oceano Pacifico Septentrionali sita, aream 17 000 chiliometrorum quadratorum (6821 milium quadratorum) occupans, et circa 1900 chiliometra (1200 milia) ad occidentem a Paeninsula Alascae ad Paeninsulam Kamchatka patens, ergo lineam inter Mare Beringianum et Oceanum Pacificum signans.

 Historia 
Insulae Aleutiae annis ab 1772 ad 1867 colonia Imperii Russici fuerunt.

Greges insularum
Archipelagus Aleutius omnis in quinque greges insularum dividitur:
 Insulae Proximae
 Insulae Rattorum
 Insulae Andreanowenses
 Insulae Quattuor Montium
 Insulae Vulpinae, quarum notissima est insula Unalaschka, maxima autem insula Unimak

Commercium pellis maritimae
Expeditio Insularum Aleuticarum
Petrus Aleutus
Terraemotus Insularum Aleuticarum 1946
 

 
 Notae 

 
 Bibliographia 
 Gibson, Daniel D., et G. Vernon Byrd. 2007. Birds of the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. Cantabrigiae Massachusettiae: Nuttall Ornthological Club. ISBN 978-0-943610-73-3.
 Ivanov, Viacheslav Vsevolodovich. 1997. The Russian Orthodox Church of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands and Its Relation to Native American Traditions—An Attempt at a Multicultural Society, 1794-1912. Vasingtoniae: Library of Congress. ISBN 0-16-048781-1.
 Jochelson, Waldemar. 1925. Archaeological Investigations in the Aleutian Islands''. Vasingtoniae: Carnegie Institution of Washington.

Nexus externi 

Seattle to Aleutian Island Expedition
U.S. Coast Pilot 9, Chapter 7, Aleutian Islands
 

Divisiones physiographicae
Insulae Civitatum Foederatarum
Insulae Oceani Pacifici
Mare Beringianum
Res geographicae Alascae