1983 Map of Seward A-7 NE

About this map

Seward and the nearby settlement of Woodrow sit at the edge of the Resurrection River delta, where the valley floor meets the maritime environment of the Kenai Peninsula. This 1980s landscape is dominated by glacial activity and high-elevation terrain, with the Bear Lake Glacier and Godwin Glacier carving into the peaks around Mount Alice. The Seward Highway serves as the primary corridor for movement, tracking north past Grouse Lake and the substantial waters of Bear Lake. The presence of the Seward Airport and a Gravel Pit near the river mouth illustrates the infrastructure supporting this coastal hub, while the vast expanse of the Chugach National Forest encloses the drainage basins of Salmon Creek and Lost Creek.