2018 Map of Seldovia A-5 NW

About this map

Elizabeth Island and the southwestern reaches of the Kenai Peninsula dominate this maritime landscape where the Pacific Ocean meets the complex inlets of the Alaska coast. The map details a rugged coastal geography defined by deep-water harbors like Port Chatham and the narrow Chugach Passage, which separates the large island from the mainland. Shoreline features such as Claim Point, Kelp Point, and Chrome Bay suggest a history of maritime navigation and resource proximity in this isolated region. Inland, the English Bay River drains the northern high ground, while the Dog Fish Bay Airport provides a critical aviation link for this roadless territory. The terrain is marked by steep elevation changes, with the coastal hills rising sharply from the sea, illustrating the topographical challenges of the Kenai Peninsula's tip.