1986 Map of Kenai B-2 NE

About this map

Skilak Lake dominates this mid-1980s topographic study of the central Kenai Peninsula, showcasing a landscape managed for conservation and wilderness preservation. This region is defined by its complex aquatic network, where the Kenai River flows through the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. The map details a transition from the expansive open water of the lake to the densely pocketed wetlands of the Kenai Wilderness to the south. Small, distinctive water bodies like Frisbee Lake and Fire Lake dot the glacial terrain, while human activity is restricted to specific points of infrastructure including a Guard Station, a Heliport, and a Campground. The presence of a Cabin and the Kenai Wilderness Boundary highlights the intersection of public land management and the preserved natural environment during this era of Alaskan land administration.