1954 Map of Kodiak D-6

About this map

Shelikof Strait borders the western coastline of Kodiak Island in this mid-century topographic study, which highlights a landscape almost entirely comprised of the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge. The terrain is defined by prominent coastal landmarks such as Miners Pt, Cape Ugat, and Twocone Pt, where scattered cabins suggest seasonal activity or remote outposts. In the interior, significant freshwater bodies like Spiridon Lake and Little River Lake feed the Little River, which winds through the steep elevations of Saddle Mtn. The survey provides a clear view of the island's coastline and interior waterways before modern infrastructure reached this corner of the Alaska-Third Judicial Division, offering researchers a look at the region’s topography as it was documented in the early 1950s.