1953 Map of Seward B-7

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Moose Pass and Lawing serve as the primary nodes of human activity in this 1950s survey of the Kenai Peninsula. The landscape is defined by the industrial and transport corridor following the Alaska Railroad and the Sterling Highway, which wind between Upper Trail Lake and the northern reaches of Kenai Lake. This era shows a transition where traditional resource extraction meets early recreation, evidenced by the proximity of Wolf Trail Lodge to established mining operations.