2017 Map of Kenai B-8 NW

About this map

Lake Clark National Park encompasses the majority of this Alaskan wilderness during the early 21st century. The landscape is defined by the high-elevation drainage of the North Fork Crescent River, which flows through a deeply carved valley toward the southwest. The topographic detail illustrates a high-relief environment where glacial-fed waters move from steep peaks into the broader basin of Crescent Lake at the southern edge of the survey area. This portion of the Kenai Peninsula remains largely untouched by development, showing no roads or established structures. The map provides a clear record of the glacial hydrology and land management boundaries within the national park system, specifically capturing the transition from alpine headwaters to lowland lake systems in a region accessible only by air or water.