1987 Map of Kodiak C-1 SW

About this map

US Coast Guard Reservation occupies the northeastern tip of this coastal landscape on Kodiak Island, where the Gulf of Alaska meets the protected waters of Chiniak Bay. A series of astronomical-themed water bodies known as the Hidden Lakes—including Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, and Jupiter—sit tucked behind the coastline near Sequel Point. The interior is defined by the high ridges of the Marin Range, featuring prominent elevations such as Boyer Peak, Slope Peak, and Twin Peaks. Transportation is largely restricted to the Chiniak Road and the coastal corridor near Chiniak Point. This 1980s-era documentation reflects the strategic and maritime importance of the region, evidenced by the established military reservation and the Radio Tower marking the eastern headlands. Drainage patterns are dominated by the Sacramento River and Twin Creek, which cut through the steep topography to reach the sea.