1951 Map of Craig D-5

About this map

Kosciusko Island and Marble Island dominate this coastal survey of the Alexander Archipelago, showing a landscape defined by complex waterways and early 1950s industrial sites. The settlement at Edna Bay serves as a primary point of reference on the western coast, while the map marks the site of Tokeen (Aband'd) on the northern reaches of Tokeen Bay. This period reflects a shift in local industry, captured by the notation of an Lumber Camp (Abandoned) on the southern shores of Heceta Island near Tonowek Bay. Navigational features are meticulously detailed, from the narrow passages of El Capitan Passage to the broader reaches of Davidson Inlet. Local landmarks such as Limestone Pt and the Mine near Edna Bay indicate the geological and extractive interests that shaped early Alaskan maritime settlement patterns.