1963 Map of Chignik B-5

About this map

Fog Glacier and the adjacent Island Glacier dominate the southern landscape of this mid-century Alaskan survey. The area is defined by a dense network of glacial outflows and drainage systems, where Fog Creek and Fireweed Creek carve through the terrain. To the east, the Outer Glacier feeds into Blueberry Creek, illustrating the glacial dynamics of the region during the late 1950s and early 1960s. These features were mapped via photogrammetric methods from aerial photographs, revealing a wilderness devoid of roads or trails. Notable landmarks such as Thomas and the sharp drainage of Fracture Creek provide essential orientation points in this remote corner of the Chignik B-5 Quadrangle.