
Naknek and South Naknek anchor the mouth of the Naknek River on this 1952 survey, which illustrates the maritime and aviation infrastructure vital to the Bristol Bay fishing industry. The map documents several Cannery operations and a Seaplane Base near Cape Suwarof, highlighting the remote logistical network of the era. To the southwest, the landscape is defined by the massive expanse of Big Flat and the elevations of Johnson Hill, where Johnson Hill Creek drains into the bay.
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1945 Nushagak Bay
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1949 Nushagak Bay
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1951 Nushagak Bay
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1952 Naknek C-2
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1952 Naknek C-3
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1952 Naknek C-4
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1952 Naknek C-5
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1952 Naknek D-2
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1952 Naknek D-3
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1952 Naknek D-4
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

1964 Nushagak Bay
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek C-2 NE
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek C-2 NW
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek C-3 NE
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek C-3 NW
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek C-4 NE
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek C-4 NW
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek C-5 NW
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek C-6 NE
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek D-2 SE
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek D-2 SW
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek D-3 SE
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek D-3 SW
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek D-4 SE
Bristol Bay Borough, AK

2019 Naknek D-4 SW
Bristol Bay Borough, AK