1952 Map of Kenai B-4

About this map

Kasilof and the neighboring settlements of Cohoe and Kalifonsky sit at the edge of Cook Inlet, representing a mid-century Alaska coastal landscape defined by river access and early aviation. The newly constructed Sterling Highway cuts through the region, connecting the small homesteads and scattered Cabins that dot the riverbanks. To the east, the Kenai National Moose Range preserves a vast wetland and forest interior, where the Kasilof River winds through distinctive geographic features like Hongkong Bend and Moosehead Rapids.