2020 Map of Port Moller B-6 SE

About this map

The Alaska Peninsula meets the vast waters of the Pacific Ocean in this topographic study, where the coastline is defined by steep elevation shifts and exposed maritime landmarks. Along the shore, Long Beach stretches beneath the rising terrain, leading toward the prominent coastal marker at Bluff Point. Further north and out in the open water, the singular feature of Black Rock serves as a distinct point of navigation. The map shows a landscape largely shaped by natural forces rather than human development, with the interior rising rapidly from the sea into a series of ridges and peaks that overlook the beach. This transition from the maritime environment to the high-relief peninsular geography is characteristic of this remote stretch of the Aleutians East region.