2020 Map of Cold Bay B-2 SW

About this map

The complex shoreline of the Alaska Peninsula is defined by a network of tidal flats and shifting water bodies along its southern edge. Central to this landscape is Kinzarof Lagoon, an expansive coastal feature where the terrain transitions from low-lying wetlands to protected waters. The map illustrates a largely unsettled environment, primarily characterized by intricate hydrological patterns and the sprawling landforms typical of the Aleutians East region. Surveyed in 2020, the topography reflects the natural state of the peninsula's coastal fringe, showing the influence of the Pacific on these remote northern reaches. The area is gridded through several townships, including t56s r87w and t55s r87w, which mark the vast, unpopulated terrain stretching inland from the lagoon.