1953 Map of Seldovia B-2

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Yalik Glacier dominates the northwest corner of this coastal survey, its ice mass feeding into the deep waters of Yalik Bay. The landscape is defined by the complex fjords and islands of the Kenai Peninsula, where the Nuka Passage separates the mainland from the prominent Nuka Island. Sparse human activity is evidenced only by small clusters of Cabins near Home Cove and a Cabin on the eastern shore of Nuka Island, suggesting a reliance on seasonal fishing or trapping in this maritime environment.