2019 Map of Mount Katmai A-1 NW

About this map

Katmai National Park encompasses this coastal stretch of the Alaska Peninsula, where the mountainous terrain meets the Pacific Ocean. The landscape is dominated by steep coastal bluffs and deep inlets, notably Kuliak Bay and Missak Bay, which carve into the mainland between high ridges. At the easternmost point of the southern peninsula shown, Cape Kuliak extends into the sea, marking a prominent navigational landmark for this wilderness area. The map illustrates the sheer verticality of the coast through dense contour lines, reflecting a shoreline defined by glacially carved topography and tectonic activity. No permanent settlements or roads are indicated, emphasizing the preserved, primitive character of the park's maritime boundary during this period of the twenty-first century.