1963 Map of Port Moller C-1

About this map

Stepovak Bay and its complex network of fjords and inlets dominate this coastal study along the Alaska Peninsula. The topography is defined by sharp coastal peaks such as Chichagof Peak and Mount Stepo, which separate deep drainages like the Chichagof Valley from the open waters of the Pacific Ocean. A solitary Cabin situated near Orzinski Bay provides evidence of human activity in this maritime landscape. To the south, Karpa Island rises prominently from the Unga Strait, marking the entrance to the bay system. The shoreline is characterized by distinctive nautical landmarks including Waterfall Point, Elephant Point, and Blunt Point, which serve as critical navigation markers between American Bay and Clark Bay. Hydrographic data reveals a seafloor etched with deep troughs, reflecting the glacial origins of the surrounding inlets.