2024 Map of Seldovia B-5 NW

About this map

Seldovia and Seldovia Village stand as the primary centers of human activity along the southwestern edge of the Kenai Peninsula. This coastal landscape is defined by the complex interface of the Pacific Ocean and Kachemak Bay, where maritime life is protected within the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge. The local infrastructure is oriented toward the water and the sky, centered on the Seldovia Airport and a small network of roads including Jakalof Bay Road and Airport Avenue. Distinctive coastal landmarks like Point Naskowhak, Gray Cliff, and Camel Rock overlook the tidal reach of Seldovia Slough. This modern survey reveals the persistence of these small Alaskan communities, showing how they navigate the steep, forested terrain while remaining fundamentally tied to the inlets and points of Seldovia Bay.