2017 Map of Kenai B-7 SE

About this map

Lake Clark National Park and the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge meet along this western coastline of the Cook Inlet, where the wilderness of the Kenai Peninsula transitions abruptly into the sea. The geography is defined by the steep elevation changes of Redoubt Point, which stands as a prominent coastal landmark overlooking the waters of the Gulf of Alaska. To the north, Redoubt Creek drains the upland terrain, carving a path through the protected parklands before reaching the inlet. This 2017 survey documents a landscape almost entirely preserved for conservation, illustrating the intersection of federal protected lands and the expansive coastal waters of the Pacific Ocean.