2020 Map of Pribilof Islands D-4 SW
USGS Topo · Published 2020About this map
St. Paul serves as the focal point of this island landscape, where the volcanic topography of the Pribilof Islands meets the Bering Sea. The map reveals a cluster of prominent cinder cones and elevations including Pot Hill, Bogoslof Hill, and Polovina Hill, which define the interior terrain. A network of specialized access roads, such as the Kamanista/Fedoreka Well Access Road and the Aalak Landfill Road, connects the settlement and the St Paul Island Airport to the more remote reaches of the island. Coastal features like North Point and the shifting Polovina Sands illustrate the dynamic interface between land and sea. This 2020 survey documents the modern infrastructure and natural landmarks of the area, from the small settlement of Kamenisti to the broad reach of North Bay, providing a contemporary record of this remote subarctic environment.
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Other maps of this area
1948 · Pribilof Islands
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1949 · Pribilof Islands
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1958 · Pribilof Islands
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1969 · Pribilof Islands
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2001 · Saint Paul Island East
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2001 · Saint Paul Island West
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2020 · Pribilof Islands D-5 SE
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2020 · Pribilof Islands D-4 SE
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2020 · Pribilof Islands C-4 NE
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2020 · Pribilof Islands C-5 NE
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