2020 Map of Chignik B-1 NW

About this map

Red Peak stands as the primary terrestrial landmark on this section of the Alaska Peninsula, overlooking the expansive waters of Chignik Bay. The coastal landscape is defined by its isolation and the dramatic elevation changes typical of the Lake and Peninsula Borough, where the mountains meet the Pacific. Just offshore, the small landmass of Anguvik Island provides a navigational reference point within the bay. This 2020 digital survey illustrates the complex bathymetry and topography of a region where the human footprint is almost entirely absent from the official record. Instead, the map focuses on the natural geographic features and the Public Land Survey System boundaries, such as t42s r57w and t43s r57w, which organize this remote maritime territory.