1986 Map of Kenai C-2 SE

About this map

Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and the Kenai Wilderness dominate this 1986 survey of the Kenai Peninsula, where a dense network of water bodies and marshland defines the interior geography. The landscape is characterized by a high concentration of lakes, including the elongated Bottenintnin Lake and the connected waters of Egumen Lake and Petersen Lake. These water systems are linked by the Seven Lakes River and the East Fork Moose River, providing a primary framework for navigation and wildlife habitat in this protected region. Modern infrastructure is visible through a pipeline corridor and transmission lines that bisect the wilderness, alongside established recreational sites such as the campground near Watson Lake. This map provides a precise record of the lake-studded terrain before shifting environmental patterns or increased recreational development further altered the peninsula's backcountry.