1987 Map of Seldovia C-4 SW

About this map

Homer Spit extends deep into the waters of Kachemak Bay, terminating at Coal Point where a pier serves as a vital maritime link. This 1980s-era topographical study captures the coastal complexity of the Kenai Peninsula, where the waters of Eldred Passage and Sadie Cove wrap around significant landforms like Yukon Island and Hesketh Island. Much of the southern landmass is protected within the Kachemak Bay State Park, a landscape defined by steep elevation changes and drainage systems like Stonehocker Creek. Marine navigation and utility infrastructure are noted by an Underwater Trans Line crossing the bay toward China Poot Bay. Coastal features such as Mc Keon Flats and the rocky outcrops of Lancashire Rocks highlight the tidal and geological transition between the open bay and the interior wilderness.