2014 Map of Solomon B-3 NE

About this map

Iknutak Mountain dominates the center of this coastal landscape, providing a topographical anchor for the surrounding drainages. Along the southern edge, Rocky Point juts into the waters of Norton Sound, marking a prominent landmark for local navigation and coastal history. The area's hydrology is characterized by Bungshefoot Cr, which winds through the terrain toward the eastern shoreline. The map also captures the western reach of Golovnin Bay, illustrating the transition from the high elevation of the interior peaks down to the sheltered saltwater inlets of this Seward Peninsula region. The sparse distribution of named features underscores the primary role of the natural landforms and traditional maritime routes in this part of Alaska.