2021 Map of Kodiak B-3 SW

About this map

Shearwater Bay and Kiliuda Bay dominate this coastal survey of Kodiak Island's intricate shoreline. The topography is defined by high-elevation ridges that drop sharply into the sea, forming a series of sheltered inlets and prominent headlands. Geographic markers such as Observation Point, Bluff Point, and Pillar Point offer distinct navigational references along the northern coast. To the south, the map details small, isolated landforms including Ladder Island, Nest Island, and Dusk Island, which sit just offshore from Ermine Point. The convergence of land and water is further marked by the presence of Kiliuda Rock and the wide reach of Santa Flavia Bay in the southeast. This document serves as a modern record of the island's complex hydrology and coastal morphology, tracing the boundaries of Township 33 South.