2018 Map of Seward B-6 NW

About this map

The wild and uninhabited terrain of the Chugach National Forest is the primary focus of this Kenai Peninsula study. Two significant alpine water bodies, Grant Lake and Ptarmigan Lake, dominate the high-elevation landscape, joined by a drainage network that includes Grant Creek and Falls Cr. This topographic record provides a detailed look at the drainage patterns of the Kenai Mountains, highlighting the relationship between these glacial lakes and the narrow valley of Grant Cr. Access into these steep, roadless areas is represented by the Ptarmigan Lake Tr, a singular corridor through the wilderness. The lack of settlements or industrial sites emphasizes the protected status of this region, serving as a baseline for the hydrological and geological state of the northern Chugach Range in the early 21st century.