1952 Map of Hagemeister Island D-1

About this map

Ungalikthluk sits along the tidal reaches of the Ungalikthluk River in this coastal Alaskan survey. The landscape is defined by the convergence of the river systems with Togiak Bay, where extensive mudflats and low-lying marshes transition into the waters of Bristol Bay. To the south, the solitary mass of Summit Island stands as a prominent landmark for navigation, marked by triangulation points like VABM Summit 789. The shoreline varies from the tidal flats near the river mouths to the defined Sand Beach and Gravel Beach further east. Inland, the terrain rises toward the mountains, sheltering Nunavachak Lake. The presence of a Cabin near the lake and the settlement at Ungalikthluk suggests the seasonal and subsistence patterns of the region's inhabitants during the early 1950s.