2019 Map of Mount Katmai B-6 SE

About this map

Katmai National Park encompasses the entirety of this 2019 topographic survey in the Lake and Peninsula borough of Alaska. The landscape is dominated by steep, high-elevation terrain, with numerous peaks and ridges defined by tight contour lines. The most significant drainage feature is Contact Creek, which flows through the southeastern portion of the quadrangle. The map is primarily an exploration of wilderness geography, showing the complex watershed patterns and elevation shifts typical of the Aleutian Range. There are no signs of human development, roads, or named settlements, reflecting the preserved and primitive nature of this protected area. Public land survey boundaries, including t22s r39w and t21s r40w, provide a structural grid over the mountainous interior, aiding in the spatial orientation of this roadless region.