1944 Map of Kenai
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
The western shores of the Kenai Peninsula meet the volatile waters of Cook Inlet in this mid-century reconnaissance, capturing a landscape of transition as the Sterling Highway began to define interior travel. While established settlements like Kenai and the burgeoning crossroads of Soldotna anchor the eastern coast, the map also records the site of Salamatoff (Abandoned), signaling the shifting demographics of the region. Across the inlet, the formidable heights of the Alaska Range, including the towering Redoubt Volcano, contrast sharply with the low-lying tidal flats of Redoubt Bay.
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Editions of this 1944 Kenai Map
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Historical Maps of Kenai Through Time
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