
Saint Lawrence Island is characterized by its dramatic volcanic and maritime topography along the southern coastline of this remote landmass in the Bering Sea. The landscape is dominated by two significant peaks, Kangukhsam Mtn and Seevookhan Mtn, which rise sharply from the surrounding coastal plains. These mountains are part of a larger complex of volcanic features that define the southern interior of the island. The coastline itself is marked by distinctive geological formations including Kitnagak Point and Seevoo Point, which frame the waters of Kitnagak Bay. The elevation data captured by the U.S. Geological Survey reveals a system of drainage and ridges that illustrate the island's unique position at the intersection of Arctic and sub-Arctic maritime environments.
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1948 · St Lawrence
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1949 · St Lawrence
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1964 · St Lawrence
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2020 · Saint Lawrence B-0 NE
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2020 · Saint Lawrence B-1 SE
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2020 · Saint Lawrence B-0 SW
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2020 · Saint Lawrence B-0 SE
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2020 · Saint Lawrence B-1 NE
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