1983 Map of Port Moller B-3

About this map

Unga Island and the rugged coastal stretches of the Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge dominate this 1983 topographic study. The landscape is defined by the proximity of the Pacific Ocean, with the waters of Unga Strait separating the mainland from the island's northern reaches. Grounded in data from 1960s and 1970s aerial photography, the map reveals a wilderness of significant maritime features, from the long protrusion of Unga Spit to the sheltered waters of Zachary Bay. Notable coastal landmarks like Cape Aliaksin and Pinnacle Point serve as critical navigation points along a shoreline where the legal boundary is explicitly noted to follow the mean high water line. This provisional edition preserves the landforms and nomenclature of the Aleutians East region during a period of established federal conservation.