
The Whidbey Island Naval Air Station and its expansive runway at Ault Field dominate the northern Whidbey Island landscape in this early 1970s bathymetric-topographic survey. This map illustrates the vital intersection of military aviation and civilian growth in the Oak Harbor area, showing the residential expansion around Marketown and the commercial waterfront along Pioneer Way. The inclusion of bathymetric depth gradients in the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the namesake Oak Harbor bay provides a clear picture of the maritime environment surrounding Maylor Point and Blowers Bluff.
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