1960 Map of Anchorage A-6

A notable terrestrial route is found at Crow Pass, a mountain crossing located near Crystal Lake and the headwaters of Crow Creek. This passage provides a critical link through the mountainous terrain between the Milk Glacier and the lower elevations of the forest. The mapping, based on 1957 aerial photography, captures the extent of the permanent ice and snow during the mid-century era, before subsequent decades of environmental shifts altered these features.