1954 Map of Kaguyak C-6

About this map

Sitkinak Island and the southern tip of the Aiulik Peninsula dominate this mid-century maritime survey of the Trinity Islands archipelago. The landscape is characterized by a network of treacherous waterways, including the Sitkinak Strait and Geese Channel, which separate the rugged landmasses. Human presence is sparse, indicated only by small Cabins tucked away on the Geese Islands, suggesting seasonal use or remote outposts within the coastal wilderness. Much of the northern terrain falls under the protection of the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge on Kodiak Island. Navigational landmarks such as Cape Sitkinak and False Head provide critical orientation points for vessels navigating the vast Pacific Ocean surrounding these isolated Alaskan landmasses.