2019 Map of Mount Katmai C-1 SE

About this map

Katmai National Park encompasses this entire Alaskan landscape, characterized by dramatic elevation changes and volcanic features. The most prominent landmark is the Kaguyak Crater in the northeastern section, a significant geological depression holding a large body of water. The topography is defined by sharp contour lines that trace the steep ascent from the lower drainage of the Big River in the west toward the high volcanic peaks. This 2019 survey documents the area as a protected wilderness, devoid of roads or modern settlements, reflecting the primary mission of conservation within the park boundaries. The map provides a precise record of the shoreline and elevation for researchers studying the volcanic arc of the Alaska Peninsula.