1983 Map of Port Moller C-4

About this map

Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge encompasses this stretch of the Aleutian landscape, defined by a complex drainage system flowing into the Pacific waters of Canoe Bay. The area is anchored by the prominent elevations of Mount Dana and Hoodoo Mtn, with the substantial Sapsuk Lake feeding the Sapsuk River as it winds northward. This 1983 provisional edition records a land largely managed by federal interest, where interior access was limited to features like a remote Landing Strip and a few inland cabins near Cabin Creek. The geography reveals a transition from mountainous heights down to the Tidal Flats and Bluff Point Flats near Bluff Point, illustrating the interface between the high volcanic peninsula and its coastal estuaries. Local drainages such as Arnies Creek, Ness Creek, and Wolverine Gulch provide a granular view of the watershed as it existed prior to further modern environmental documentation.