1987 Map of Kodiak B-1 NW

About this map

Ugak Island sits prominently at the southern edge of this coastal survey, defined by its steep terrain and surrounding Rocks. To the north, the coastline of Kodiak Island transitions from the protected waters of Barry Lagoon to the exposed headland of Narrow Cape. The landscape in the late 1980s reveals a mix of natural maritime features and limited human activity, including a Gravel Pit located near the northern shoreline. This area within the Kodiak Island Borough is characterized by its dramatic interface with the Gulf of Alaska, where offshore hazards like Lone Rocks underscore the maritime character of the region. The map provides a detailed look at the island's coastal geography before further modern development, documenting the precise shoreline and topographic contours as they existed during the field checks of the early 1980s.