
The Bering Sea dominates this coastal survey, where the maritime boundary of the Aleutian Islands meets the open ocean. This remote maritime environment is defined by its isolation and the sharp transition from the deep waters to the westernmost landmasses of Alaska. A singular terrestrial landmark, Sobaka Rock, stands out as a critical navigational reference point for mariners navigating these northern latitudes. The map illustrates the structured division of this frontier through the Public Land Survey System, including t96s r238w and t97s-r240w-, which mark the remote townships and ranges assigned to this nearly uninhabited territory.
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