1987 Map of Kenai A-5 NE

About this map

Cook Inlet dominates this coastal survey, occupying nearly the entire expanse of the map area. Along the southeastern shoreline, the terrain transitions to a narrow coastal strip marked by numerous Rock formations and tidal details. This segment of the Kenai Peninsula coastline reflects the infrastructure of the mid-1980s, featuring a Trans Line that parallels the coast, indicating the region's utilities and power distribution during this period. A primary survey marker, the Base Line, intersects this coastal corridor, while BM 70.1 provides a specific vertical datum point for topographical reference. The map primarily documents the shoreline's edge and the immediate inland developments that follow the natural curve of the inlet.