
Kvichak Bay dominates the southern reaches of this landscape, where the tides of the Bristol Bay region meet the southwestern Alaskan coast. The map illustrates a transitional hydrologic environment where freshwater systems like Supply Lake and its outlet, Supply Cr, move toward the salt water. A distinct landform, Lake Point, projects into the bay, marking the divide between the inland tundra lakes and the coastal waters. This coastal boundary also serves as a political line, separating the Dillingham Census Area and Bristol Bay Borough. The terrain is characterized by low-lying wetlands and subtle elevation changes, typical of the depositional environments found along the Naknek coastline.
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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