1963 Map of Port Moller A-2

About this map

Apollo Mine sits inland from the sheltered waters of Delarof Harbor, anchoring the industrial history of Unga Island in this coastal Alaskan survey. The island landscape is dominated by high points such as Apollo Mountain, Bloomer Peak, and Red Mountain, while the jagged coastline is punctuated by hazards like Elephant Rock and Halfway Rock. To the north, Squaw Harbor and a dedicated Seaplane Anchorage in Baralof Bay indicate the essential role of maritime and air transport for these remote outposts. Across the Popof Strait, the western edge of Popof Island is visible, including the prominent Popof Head. This map provides a detailed view of the terrain and nautical features within The Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge, where isolation and rugged geography define the region's character.