1963 Map of Sutwik Island C-6

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Kujulik Bay dominates this coastal Alaska landscape, captured in the early 1960s. The map illustrates a remote maritime environment where human presence is marked by isolated sites like Kuju, Lik, and Julik along the western and northern shores. To the south, the prominent Cape Kumliun extends into the Pacific Ocean, flanked by Kumliun Creek and the small outpost of Easy. The cartography reveals a network of drainage systems, including Black Creek and the North Fork, which feed into the bay near various Cabin locations. This survey reflects the region's topography before extensive modern development, highlighting the distribution of small settlements and topographical landmarks such as Unavikshak Island and the nearby Shak site. The lack of established road networks underscores the reliance on coastal and air access typical of the Alaska Peninsula during this era.