1958 Map of Seldovia D-8

About this map

The Iniskin Peninsula meets the sweeping waters of Cook Inlet in this coastal survey of the western Kenai Peninsula Borough. The landscape is defined by the reaching arm of East Glacier and the drainage of the Red River, which flows past Saddle Mountain into the inlet. Along the shoreline, specific maritime and industrial points appear, including a Sawmill near the Park and Preserve Boundary and a Cabin situated near Silver Salmon Lakes. This mid-century record documents a wilderness before extensive modern development, highlighting natural collection points like Clam Cove and Chinitna Bay. The interior is dotted with remote water bodies such as Hickerson Lake and Blue Lake, providing a clear look at the hydrologic patterns and topography of the Lake Clark National Park and Preserve area.