1986 Map of Kenai B-2 NW

About this map

The Kenai River meanders through a labyrinth of wetlands and glacial lakes in this mid-1980s look at the Alaskan interior. This landscape is defined by the expansive Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, where complex hydrologic systems feed into major tributaries like the Upper Killey River and Funny River. The map reveals a wild, roadless territory punctuated only by a few scattered trails and the established Wilderness Boundary. A network of remote water bodies, including Browns Lake, Hunters Lake, and the small Tea Lake, reflects the post-glacial topography of the Kenai Wilderness. This survey preserves the state of the peninsula's ecosystem before modern changes, documenting the natural drainage patterns and shoreline configurations of Sahot Lake and Torpedo Lake.