1958 Map of Kenai B-7

About this map

Cook Inlet and Redoubt Bay dominate the eastern reaches of this coastal landscape, where the tides shape a massive tidal flat system. The terrain transitions from the shoreline toward the interior mountains, drained by a series of prominent waterways including the Crescent River and Polly Creek. Small signs of human presence are sparse, indicated only by scattered Cabin and Cabins locations along the coast and near interior lakes like Bear Lake and Wadell Lake. Notable coastal landmarks such as Harriet Pt and Redoubt Pt provide navigational context along the rugged shoreline. The mapping reflects a period when this part of the Kenai Peninsula remained largely untouched by permanent infrastructure, characterized instead by naming conventions tied to local geography and early surveying markers like Redoubt Astro.