2020 Map of Chignik D-1 NW

About this map

Aniakchak National Monument defines the eastern portion of this landscape on the Alaska Peninsula, where the volcanic topography is punctuated by the distinct Half Cone formation. The terrain is characterized by a complex network of drainages including Mud Cr in the northeast and Reindeer Cr to the southwest, illustrating the hydraulic patterns of this protected wilderness. In the western reaches, the Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge encompasses several townships, marking a significant conservation boundary. This 2020 survey provides precise elevation contours and public land survey system divisions, such as t37s r56w and t38s r57w, which are essential for navigating and managing these remote federal lands. The map details the transition from the volcanic features of the monument to the sensitive habitats within the wildlife refuge, grounded by the seasonal flow of Barabara Cr in the south.