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Estóluk' is an island located in Alaska, United States. It is one of the many islands that comprise the Central Alaskan Islands, a sub-group of the Aleutian Islands.

Estóluk' is situated to the north of the Andreanof Islands and to the east of Amilkuot, two other islands in the Alaska Islands and Aleutian Islands asylum. It is approximately 14 km² (5.4 sq mi) in area. Estóluk' is part of the Aleutians East Borough.

Estóluk' has a relatively small population, with a few residents scattered across the island. The island does not have any permanent settlements, but a few buildings and structures remain, likely used as hunting and fishing stations.

Estóluk' faces harsh climatic conditions due to its remote and subarctic location. The ocean surrounding the island is known for its strong tidal fluctuations, which have shaped the coastline.

From an archaeological perspective, Estóluk' has yielded evidence of a more significant human presence in the past. The island contains archaeological remains of hunting blinds and fishing camps, which date back thousands of years. Estóluk' shows the extensive expertise of the indigenous people who lived in the region, which demonstrate their resilience and resourcefulness in exploiting the island's sea resources.

Estóluk', with its unique geology, diverse wildlife, and diverse seascapes, still has much to learn from in scientific research and nature conservation work. Efforts are ongoing in that direction to further understand the island's several voiced biodiversity and comprehensive ecosystem.