1950 Map of Hagemeister Island D-1

About this map

Summit Island and the surrounding waters of Bristol Bay dominate this coastal survey, where the remote landscape meets the Bering Sea. The shoreline is defined by the mouths of the Ungalikthluk River and Negukthlik River, which drain into the eastern reaches of Togiak Bay. A small settlement at Ungalikthluk and an isolated cabin near the coast reflect the sparse human footprint in this subarctic environment. Much of the southern portion is preserved within the Walrus Islands State Game Sanctuary, indicating the long-standing ecological importance of these rocky outposts. Along the mainland, landmarks like Rocky Point, Sand Beach, and Gravel Beach detail a coastline shaped by intense tidal forces, while Nunavachak Lake sits just inland from the sea.