2018 Map of Cordova B-7 SE

About this map

Hook Point stands as a prominent coastal landmark where the forested shoreline meets the Gulf of Alaska. This portion of the Prince William Sound region is defined by its massive protected areas, including the Chugach National Forest which covers the northern upland terrain and the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge extending across the coastal waters. The landscape is marked by steep elevation changes and small drainage systems like Nuchek Cr and Snake Cr, which flow south from the high ridges toward the sea. The 2018 survey illustrates a purely natural environment, showing no developed roads or settlements, highlighting the wilderness character of this remote coastal Alaskan stretch.