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- Cape Saint Elias is a cape in the U.S. state of Alaska. It is located at the southwest end of Kayak Island, 104 km (65 mi) southeast of Cordova, at 59°48′27″N 144°35′12″W / 59.80750°N 144.58667°W. It is commonly believed that Mount Saint Elias, the second highest mountain in the United States and Canada, is named for this landform. The cape was named by Danish explorer Vitus Bering on July 20, 1741, for St. Elias, whose saint's day is July 20. This feature was also called "Santa Rosa" in 1779 by Don , "Español" in 1791 by Alessandro Malaspina, and "Punta de Canas," meaning "point of reeds," in 1796, by . George Vancouver named it "Hamond Point" in 1794 for Sir Andrew Snape Hamond. In October 1913, Congress allocated $115,000 to construct a lighthouse on the cape. Construction occurred from 1915 through 1916 and a third order Fresnel Lens was put in place. At the time, this was the second such facility in Alaska. The cape is also the site of Alaska's first confirmed tornado, which caused minor damage to the area on November 4, 1959. It was the 50th and last state to confirm their first tornado since 1950. (en)
- El cabo de San Elías (en inglés, Cape Saint Elias es un cabo de la , en Alaska. Se encuentra en el extremo suroeste de la isla Kayak, a 104 km al sureste de la ciudad de Cordova, en 59°48′27″N 144°35′12″O / 59.80750, -144.58667. Comúnmente se cree que el monte San Elías, la segunda montaña más alta de los Estados Unidos y de Canadá, lleva el nombre de este accidente. El cabo fue nombrado por el explorador ruso Vitus Bering el 20 de julio de 1741, festividad del profeta san Elías. Este accidente también fue bautizado de otras maneras: en 1779 «Santa Rosa», por Ignacio de Arteaga; en 1791 «Español», por Alessandro Malaspina; y en 1796 «Punta de Canas», que significa 'punta de juncos', por . George Vancouver lo llamó a su vez «Hamond Point» en 1794 en honor de sir . (es)
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- Cape Saint Elias is a cape in the U.S. state of Alaska. It is located at the southwest end of Kayak Island, 104 km (65 mi) southeast of Cordova, at 59°48′27″N 144°35′12″W / 59.80750°N 144.58667°W. It is commonly believed that Mount Saint Elias, the second highest mountain in the United States and Canada, is named for this landform. In October 1913, Congress allocated $115,000 to construct a lighthouse on the cape. Construction occurred from 1915 through 1916 and a third order Fresnel Lens was put in place. At the time, this was the second such facility in Alaska. (en)
- El cabo de San Elías (en inglés, Cape Saint Elias es un cabo de la , en Alaska. Se encuentra en el extremo suroeste de la isla Kayak, a 104 km al sureste de la ciudad de Cordova, en 59°48′27″N 144°35′12″O / 59.80750, -144.58667. Comúnmente se cree que el monte San Elías, la segunda montaña más alta de los Estados Unidos y de Canadá, lleva el nombre de este accidente. (es)
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