1986 Map of Kenai D-4 SE

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Suneva Lake and the wetlands of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge dominate this coastal section of the Kenai Peninsula. The shoreline is defined by the sharp protrusion of Boulder Point and the transition from the open waters of Cook Inlet into the Gompertz Channel. This 1980s era survey captures the rugged maritime environment where Nikiski Bay meets a landscape dotted with numerous small unnamed ponds and marshes. A single Gravel Pit near the coast and the presence of Jumbo Rock offshore provide specific landmarks for navigating this largely undeveloped stretch of the peninsula, reflecting the region's wilderness character and primary focus on conservation during the late twentieth century.