2017 Map of Seldovia D-3 SE

About this map

Bradley Lake sits at the southern edge of this Kenai Peninsula landscape, serving as a primary hydrological basin for the glacial runoff and mountain streams of the region. The drainage patterns are defined by the Bradley River, which winds westward through the center of the sheet, while the northern reaches are marked by the braided channels of the Fox River and the meandering flow of Sheep Creek. This 2017 survey illustrates the complex relationship between the high alpine contours and the sprawling wetlands of the valley floors. Unlike coastal maps that show human infrastructure, this section of the Seldovia quadrangle focuses on the raw hydrology of the Alaska wilderness, where river systems like the Bradley River shift through wide alluvial plains before reaching the deeper waters of the lake.