1952 Map of Kaguyak D-6

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Kodiak Island's southern coastline, within the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, reveals an intricate network of deep-water fjords and points in the early 1950s. The settlement at Kaguyak sits on the shore of Kaguyak Bay, protected by the massive Peninsula landform that separates it from Jap Bay to the north. This survey illustrates a landscape defined by maritime proximity, where remote outposts like Cabin and Bluff provide the only signs of human habitation amidst the steep terrain of the Hepburn Peninsula and Alulik.