2021 Map of Afognak B-2 SE

About this map

The coastal indentations and glacial terrain of Kodiak Island define this 2021 topographic study. Two major inlets, Dolphin Bay to the north and Discoverer Bay to the east, dominate the landscape, separated by high, unnamed ridges that rise steeply from the shoreline. These deep-water bays are punctuated by significant landforms like Delphin Island and Discoverer Island, which guard the entrances to these protected coves. Inland, the topography is characterized by a high concentration of unnamed water bodies and marshy depressions, including Portage Lake. This landscape, documented in the modern era, shows no road infrastructure or named settlements, reflecting the wilderness character of the region where landmarks like Delphin Point serve as the primary navigational markers for the coastline.