1963 Map of False Pass D-1

About this map

Deer Island dominates this maritime survey of the Aleutian landscape, revealing a coastline defined by steep elevations and drainage systems like Eastern Creek and Southern Creek. The topography, annotated in the early 1960s, highlights the isolation of this archipelago environment where Deer Passage separates the main landmass from the broader Pacific Ocean. Near the southern tip of the island at Fawn Point, the map indicates Ruins, providing a rare terrestrial point of interest for historians and archaeologists studying early human activity or seasonal encampments in the region.