2021 Map of Kodiak B-6 SE

About this map

Kodiak Island’s interior terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes and a central waterway, as documented in this modern topographic study. The landscape is primarily organized by the Public Land Survey System, with the central corridor falling within T33s R28w. To the north, the terrain transitions into T32s R28w, while the southern reaches extend into T34s R28w. This map represents a pristine, undeveloped stretch of Alaska where the focus remains entirely on the natural contours and hydrological patterns rather than human settlements or infrastructure. The steep slopes and deep valleys shown here are typical of the island's mountainous geography, providing essential data for those studying the physical evolution of the region.