2020 Map of Cold Bay A-6 SW

About this map

Unimak Island serves as the focal point for this coastal survey along the eastern edge of the Aleutians. The landscape is defined by the interaction between the northern coastline and the Bering Sea, where the shore meets the water at Rocky River Point. This area of the island is characterized by low-lying wetlands and minor drainage systems like Coal Oil Cr that snake through the coastal plain. Unlike more developed regions, the map highlights a largely uninhabited shoreline where the primary features are natural landforms and the established boundaries of the Public Land Survey System, including t59s r97w and t60s r96w. The lack of infrastructure emphasizes the isolation of this part of the Alaska Peninsula region, focusing entirely on the topography of the tundra and its tidal reaches.