2021 Map of Kodiak A-4 SW

About this map

Natalia Peninsula dominates this coastal landscape on the southeastern edge of Kodiak Island, defined by its steep elevations and intricate shoreline. The land is nearly bisected by Sakalidak Lagoon, which cuts deep into the northern terrain, while the southern reaches are shaped by the broad indentations of Rolling Bay and Natalia Bay. This 2021 topographic survey illustrates a coastline untouched by modern road infrastructure, where the geography is dictated entirely by the high ridges and the encroaching waters of the Gulf of Alaska. On the eastern side, the sandy stretch of Ocean Bay provides a rare break in the otherwise precipitous maritime terrain, highlighting the isolated and maritime-dependent character of this sub-arctic environment.