2018 Map of Cordova B-8 SW

About this map

Chugach National Forest encompasses the land on this coastal Alaskan quadrangle, revealing the intersection of dense coastal timber and the tidal reaches of Prince William Sound. The terrain is defined by the sharp transition from the water at Zaikof Bay to the rising interior elevations, where topographical contours trace the shoreline’s edge. Notable maritime landmarks include Zaikof Point and the offshore Schooner Rock, which serve as critical navigational references for this maritime environment. This modern survey reflects the permanence of the federally protected wilderness, showing no human settlements or roads, and instead focusing on the hydrological and topographical reality of the Montague Island area. The lack of development emphasizes the region's character as a preserved coastal ecosystem within the national forest system.