1989 Map of False Pass C-6

About this map

Unimak Island anchors this late-twentieth-century survey, a landscape defined by its coastal position in the Aleutian Islands. The interior is marked by the expansive Aleutian Islands Wilderness, where peaks like Brown Peak 1288T and Conical Red Hill overlook the northern reaches of the Pacific Ocean. On the southern coast, the small settlement of Davis sits near the shore of Unimak Bight, providing a rare point of human activity in this otherwise remote environment. The Lazaref River flows through the eastern portion of the island, cutting through the terrain toward the bight. This document, produced during the late 1980s, delineates the Aleutians East Borough boundary across the open water, offering a clear record of the maritime and terrestrial divisions in this subarctic region.