1963 Map of Stepovak Bay A-5

About this map

Big Koniuji Island and Little Koniuji Island dominate this coastal survey, separated by the narrow Koniuji Strait. This maritime landscape is defined by its deep protective waters, including Flying Eagle Harbor and Yukon Harbor on the larger island, and Northwest Harbor and Northeast Harbor on the smaller eastern island. The topographic detail, based on 1950s and 1960s aerial photography, captures a complex shoreline of points and coves like Entrance Pt and Sandy Cove. Scattered across the surrounding Pacific Ocean are isolated landforms such as Atkins Island, Hall Island, and the distant Castle Rock to the north. While devoid of named settlements, the map provides precise hydrographic data for mariners and researchers focused on the remote islands of the Aleutian chain, revealing a wilderness of steep ridges and sheltered bays.