1983 Map of Port Moller C-3

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The Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge dominates this coastal landscape, where the rugged Aleutians East region meets the Bering Sea and Pacific influences. The map reveals a transition from the interior peaks of Cathedral Peak and Hoodoo Mtn down through steep glacial valleys like Deer Valley and Buck Valley. This 1983 survey documents the industrial and survivalist footprints on this remote shoreline, notably marking Cannery Ruins on the eastern edge of Herendeen Bay and a lone Cabin tucked near the northern tidal flats. Large river systems including the Beaver River and Lefthand River carve through the peninsula, fed by high-altitude sources and the waters of Sapsuk Lake. The coastline is complex, defined by prominent features such as Cape Aliaksin and the expansive Kagayan Flats at the head of Beaver Bay.