
King Island rises from the cold waters of the Bering Sea in this modern survey, which documents one of the most distinctive geographical locations in the Nome Census Area. The settlement of Ukivok, traditionally known as a village built into the steep cliffs of the island, is the primary landmark on this maritime-dominated sheet. The map illustrates the isolated nature of the island’s northern portion, where the landscape is defined by its dramatic verticality rather than roads or infrastructure. This data provides a clear record of the island's extent and its relationship to the surrounding sea, serving as a vital reference for researchers focused on the remote outposts of the Alaska coast.
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