1983 Map of Cold Bay A-1

About this map

Mount Dutton dominates the landscape of the western Alaska Peninsula, overlooking a coastal environment defined by protected waters and seasonal harbors. Coastal settlements like King Cove and Belkofski anchor the shoreline, with the latter featuring a local Cem and Belkofski Point. The map illustrates the specialized maritime infrastructure of the early 1980s, including the Landing Strip near Delta Creek and protected mooring areas at Kitchen Anchorage and Captain Harbor. Much of the interior is designated within the Izembec National Wildlife Refuge and the Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge, highlighting the region's role as a protected wilderness. Distinctive landmarks such as Indian Head, Slavna Point, and Table Rock serve as essential navigational markers for those traversing the Pacific Ocean and Deer Passage.