1958 Map of Kenai B-7

About this map

The wild coastline of the Kenai Peninsula meets the waters of Cook Inlet in this mid-century survey. The landscape is defined by the drainage systems of the Crescent River, Polly Creek, and Redoubt Creek, which carve through the terrain toward an extensive Tidal Flat along Redoubt Bay. This area lacks any road network, showing only isolated signs of human activity such as the Cabins located near the mouth of the Crescent River and a single Cabin positioned north of Redoubt Pt. High-altitude surveying is evident through established benchmarks like Vabm Harriet 284 and the Redoubt Astro landmark. Smaller interior water bodies including Bear Lake and Wadell Lake sit in the lowlands between the mountain slopes and the sea, illustrating the complex hydrography of the Alaskan coast before modern development.