1950 Map of Kenai C-3

About this map

The Kenai Moose Range dominates this mid-century landscape of the Kenai Peninsula, where a dense network of lakes and waterways defines the wilderness character of the region. The map captures the early footprint of human settlement and transport along the southern edge, centered on the newly established Sterling and the corridor of the Sterling Highway. This area reflects the post-war growth of the region, showing the surveyed sections and early infrastructure that emerged as Alaskans began to settle more permanently away from the coast.