2017 Map of Seldovia C-2 NW

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Kenai Fjords National Park and the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge converge in this high-altitude coastal landscape on the Kenai Peninsula. The terrain is defined by the massive ice fields of Kachemak Glacier and Nuka Glacier, which feed a complex glacial drainage system. High in the Kenai Mountains, meltwater descends through Kachemak Creek and the braided channels of the Nuka River. In the northwest corner, Bradley Lake sits at the edge of the wilderness, marking a rare point of topographical transition where the ice-dominated interior meets the surrounding watershed. This 2017 survey documents a pristine environment where natural boundaries between federal wildlife and park lands are delineated by the flow of ancient glaciers and steep mountain ridges.