2024 Map of Kenai B-4 SW

About this map

Cape Kasilof stands as a prominent coastal landmark where the land meets the expansive Cook Inlet on the western edge of the Kenai Peninsula. This 2024 survey details the residential and recreational development of the Cohoe area, characterized by a grid of local roads and named avenues that weave between small bodies of water. The twin basins of Upper Cohoe Lake and Lower Cohoe Lake serve as central points for the surrounding neighborhood, connected by routes such as Cohoe Lake Drive and Fairway Avenue. Further south, the Sterling Highway provides the primary transit artery for the region, while the offshore terrain features a distinct formation known as The Sisters. The map reveals a transition from the structured residential corridors like Happys Trail Street to the vast wetlands and coastal flats that define this part of the borough.