2017 Map of Kenai C-7 SE

About this map

Lake Clark National Park dominates the western portion of this coastal landscape, where the Chigmit Mountains meet the lowlands of the Cook Inlet. The terrain transitions from the high peaks of Mt Saint Florian down into an intricate network of wetlands and tidal flats. Waterways like Drift River and Cannery Cr wind through the northern sections, while Little Jack Slough drains the marshy eastern expanse toward the coast. The southern edge of the map opens onto Redoubt Bay and the broader waters of the Gulf of Alaska. This area is characterized by its dynamic glacial drainage and coastal influence, showing the complex hydrology of Katekin Cr as it flows through the southern reaches. The map highlights the sharp contrast between the protected wilderness of the national park and the expansive, watery flats along the shoreline.