1963 Map of Stepovak Bay A-5

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Big Koniuji Island and Little Koniuji Island dominate this coastal survey of the Shumagin Islands, situated where the Pacific Ocean meets the complex shorelines of the Alaska Peninsula. The intricate topography of the islands is defined by numerous sheltered inlets and points, including the deep indentations of Flying Eagle Harbor and Yukon Harbor on the larger island, and Northeast Harbor on its smaller neighbor. These natural maritime features, separated by the narrow Koniuji Strait, provide a detailed look at the island chain's geometry as it was recorded in the early 1960s.