2019 Map of Mount Katmai A-5 SE

About this map

The Kejulik River carves a central path through this wilderness landscape, serving as a geographic boundary between two major federal conservation areas. The northern half of the sheet is dominated by the steep slopes of the Kejulik Mountains within Katmai National Park, while the southern reaches descend into the protected wetlands and tundra of the Becharof National Wildlife Refuge. This intersection of protected lands highlights a remote section of the Alaska Peninsula where the high-altitude peaks give way to the drainage basin of Gas Cr. The terrain is characterized by sharp elevation changes and the absence of human infrastructure, focusing instead on the natural hydrology and township boundaries like t24s r38w and t25s r37w that define these expansive wildlife corridors.