
Pacific Ocean waters dominate this 2019 survey, surrounding the remote and unnamed islands of the Alaska Peninsula. The topography focuses on a series of isolated landmasses characterized by steep coastal elevations and sharp relief. These islands are defined by the Public Land Survey System boundaries of t48s r47w and t47s r47w, marking out the specific maritime geography of the Kodiak Island Borough. The map provides a detailed view of the shoreline and elevation contours of these rugged outcrops where they meet the open sea.
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