1958 Map of Kenai B-6

About this map

Kalgin Island dominates this mid-century survey, situated within the waters of Cook Inlet and Redoubt Bay. The island's geography is defined by a mix of interior wetlands and coastal features, including the notable Packers Lake and its outlet via Packers Creek to the east. The landscape reveals a pattern of seasonal or temporary habitation, indicated by isolated Cabin locations found near the northern reaches at Cobbe Cove and along the central eastern shore. Significant Tidal Flat areas surround much of the island, particularly near Oldmans Bay and the mouth of Swamp Creek, reflecting the dramatic maritime environment of the Kenai Peninsula. Across the water to the west, the mainland is anchored by the landmark at Harriet Point.