2020 Map of Chignik B-4 SE

About this map

Knife Peak dominates the southern reaches of this landscape, serving as a prominent high point in a region defined by dramatic vertical relief. This area of the Alaska Peninsula is characterized by its complex drainage systems, where the West Fork Chignik River and its tributary, the W Fork Chignik River, carve through the valleys. The map illustrates a wilderness largely untouched by development, focusing on the natural geography and watercourses like Bearskin Creek and its associated Bearskin Gulch. Geographers and naturalists can trace the riparian patterns of Rapid Cr as it flows through the northern sections, providing insight into the hydrologic connections that define the Lake and Peninsula Borough's interior.