1951 Map of Seldovia B-5

About this map

The coastal village of Seldovia sits at the head of Seldovia Lagoon, serving as a vital hub for aviation and maritime transport with its Seldovia Airport and Seaplane Base. To the south, the settlement of Indian Village rests along the shoreline, while Port Graham occupies the southern reaches near the Selenié Mud Lagoon. The landscape is dominated by the steep rises of the Kenai Mountains, reaching a high point at Mt Mills. Industrial and infrastructure development is evident in the presence of Red Mountain Road and a labeled Mine near the northern coast. The map illustrates the specialized maritime geography of the Kenai Peninsula, where communities rely on protected inlets like English Bay and Kasitsna Bay for access to the interior and the sea.