2024 Map of Blying Sound D-3 NE

About this map

Chugach National Forest encompasses the primary landmasses shown in this coastal survey, where the rugged topography of the Kenai Peninsula meets the open sea. In the northwest corner of the sheet, Latouche Peak rises sharply above Montague Strait, marking a prominent landmark for navigation. To the southeast, the terrain transitions into a series of deeply indented coastal features, including the sheltered waters of MacLeod Harbor and Fault Cove. The landscape is characterized by steep elevation changes and dense drainage patterns typical of the maritime environment where the Prince William Sound converges with the Gulf of Alaska. Near the southern shoreline, Point Woodcock serves as a distinct coastal boundary. The lack of roads or established settlements emphasizes the remote nature of these forest lands, preserving a snapshot of the Alaskan wilderness as it remains today.