
The Pacific Ocean surrounds the isolated coastal topography of the Alaska Peninsula in this 2019 survey. The map focuses on two specific landmasses: the small, steep profile of Kak Island in the west and the larger Atkulik Island to the southeast. These uninhabited islands are defined by their sheer elevation gains directly from the shoreline, characteristic of the Lake and Peninsula Borough's maritime landscape. The absence of roads, buildings, or named inland features highlights the wilderness character of these coastal outcroppings within the survey's boundaries. By documenting the exact topography and coastal boundaries of Township 45 South, Range 54 West and surrounding sections, this map serves as a primary reference for maritime navigation and environmental study in a remote Alaskan reach.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.