2020 Map of Seldovia D-8 NW

About this map

Lake Clark National Park preserves a vast coastal and mountain wilderness where the freshwater drainage systems of Hickerson Lake and Blue Lake meet the salt waters of Cook Inlet. This terrain is defined by dramatic glacial activity, evidenced by the presence of the Red Glacier and the braided outflows of East Glacier Creek. The map documents the intricate hydrography of the Kenai Peninsula shoreline, tracing several significant watercourses including Squirrel Cr and Shelter Cr as they descend toward the Pacific Ocean. High-elevation features like the Spring Lakes and Boulder Cr illustrate the steep transition from alpine environments to the tidal flats of the inlet, providing a detailed record of this protected landscape’s natural drainage patterns and ice-carved topography.