1951 Map of Kenai D-3

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The Kenai National Moose Range dominates the terrain of this 1950s survey, revealing a landscape of dense wetlands and interior drainage before extensive modern development. Along the coastline of Cook Inlet, the map documents the transition from the dramatic Gray Cliff to the expansive Tidal Flats further north. This period captures early industrial interest in the Kenai Peninsula, marked by the presence of several Oil Wells and a single Oil Well scattered among the lakes and marshes.