1952 Map of Nushagak Bay D-1

About this map

The Nushagak River dominates this early 1950s survey, carving a broad path through a landscape defined by complex tidal channels and extensive wetlands. Along the river’s eastern banks, navigational markers such as Lewis Point, Cross Point, and Black Point define the shore, while a solitary Cabin appears near the river's bend, suggesting the seasonal presence of trappers or fishers in this wilderness. West of the main channel, Snake Slough meanders through low-lying terrain characterized by countless small ponds and lake systems.