
Katmai National Park encompasses the southern portion of this landscape, marking a transition from the rolling interior hills to the protected wilderness of the Alaska Peninsula. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of Pauls Cr in the north and King Salmon Cr which cuts across the central and western sections. These drainage patterns suggest a remote, undeveloped region where the hydrography dictates the natural corridors of the land. The absence of roads or permanent settlements in this 2019 survey highlights the untouched character of the Bristol Bay Borough interior, preserved within the federal park system and the surrounding public land survey sections.
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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