2020 Map of Stepovak Bay C-5 SW

About this map

Kupreanof Point serves as a prominent maritime landmark at the edge of the Alaska Peninsula on this 2020 survey. The terrain here is dominated by a narrow, steep peninsula that extends southward, dividing the waters of the Gulf of Alaska to the east from the broader Pacific Ocean to the west. This topographical study captures a stark coastal environment where high-relief landforms drop abruptly into the sea, illustrating the transition between terrestrial and marine zones in the Aleutians East Borough. The survey grid for t53s r68w and t53s r67w frames the coastline, highlighting the geographic isolation of this peninsula tip, which lacks roads or named settlements, emphasizing its role purely as a navigational and physical boundary between two major bodies of water.