2021 Map of Kodiak D-4 SW

About this map

Uganik Island and the neighboring western coastline of Kodiak Island define this coastal survey, where steep terrain meets the deep water channels of the Aleutians. The topography is dominated by sharp elevation changes rising from the shoreline, framing the narrow waters of Uganik Passage as it winds between the two landmasses. To the southeast, the map captures the opening of Terror Bay, a significant coastal indentation. This modern topographic record illustrates a landscape almost entirely defined by its natural hydrology and relief, showing no road networks or permanent settlements. It provides a precise view of the complex shoreline and drainage patterns for a remote portion of the Kodiak Archipelago, useful for documenting the exact coastal boundaries and landform elevations in this maritime environment.