2021 Map of Kodiak D-4 NE

About this map

Kupreanof Mtn dominates this coastal region of Kodiak Island, rising sharply above the complex marine environment of the North Pacific. The landscape is defined by its maritime geography, where narrow passages separate the mainland from substantial landmasses like Raspberry Island and smaller outcrops such as Bare Island and Dry Spruce Island. The topography here is steep and transitionary, moving from the high elevations of the inland peaks down to specific coastal markers like Gori Point and Perenosa Point. Within Dry Spruce Bay, the tides and currents are suggested by features like Drying Point and Ostrovka Point, which delineate the shifting boundary between land and water. This area represents a rugged island ecosystem where terrestrial heights and sheltered bays create a classic Alaskan coastal profile.