2017 Map of Kenai D-2 NW

About this map

Moose Point sits along the northern edge of the Kenai Peninsula, overlooking the tidal waters of Cook Inlet. This coastal landscape is defined by its complex drainage patterns and marshy lowlands, where Seven Egg Cr and Otter Cr meander through a labyrinth of small unnamed ponds. Inland, the terrain is dotted with larger bodies of water such as Bill Besser Lake and Hook Lake, which serve as significant landmarks in an otherwise low-lying area. The maritime environment is further characterized by the Moose Point Shoal, extending into the Pacific Ocean waters of the inlet. The map detail highlights the intersection of several public land survey townships, including t10n r8w and t10n r7w, illustrating the late-modern administrative grid overlying this natural wilderness.