1954 Map of Kodiak C-4

About this map

Terror Bay and the dramatic coastline of north-central Kodiak Island dominate this mid-century survey, conducted when the region was primarily managed as wilderness. The map details a landscape defined by glacial activity and remote coastal outposts, notably Port O'Brien near the northwestern shore and a solitary Cabin situated along the inlet. This entire territory is noted as falling within the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, reflecting early 1950s conservation efforts in the Alaska Territory.