2018 Map of Hagemeister Island D-3 SE

About this map

Hagemeister Island dominates the southern reaches of this survey, standing as a prominent landmass within the Pacific Ocean waters off the Alaskan coast. The landscape is characterized by its isolation and maritime orientation, specifically where the island's northern edge meets the open water. To the northeast, the coastal profile is defined by Rocky Point, a distinct geographic landmark that marks the transition into the broader waters of Togiak Bay. This 2018 study documents the coastal geography within the Togiak administrative boundary, showing the precise topographic contours and shoreline of the island before it stretches south beyond the quadrangle boundary. The map illustrates a remote coastal environment defined more by its natural landmarks and maritime boundaries than by human infrastructure or permanent settlements.