1952 Map of Kenai A-2

About this map

The Kenai National Moose Range dominates this mid-century wilderness landscape, where the massive Tustumena Glacier feeds into the southeastern reaches of Tustumena Lake. The map details a transition from high glacial peaks, including VABM 2823 Glacier, down through several watercourses such as Glacier Creek and Indian Creek. Human presence is sparse, indicated only by scattered Cabin and Cabins locations, likely serving hunters or surveyors within the range. The intricate drainage patterns of the Funny River and Moose Creek reveal the complex hydrology of the peninsula before modern development. Notable landmarks like Lake Emma and the sheltered Devils Bay provide reference points for those tracing historical backcountry routes or early wildlife management boundaries in the Third Judicial Division.