2023 Map of Anchorage B-8 SE
USGS Topo · Published 2023About this map
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson and its extensive military infrastructure dominate this 2023 landscape northeast of downtown Anchorage. The map detail reveals the modern footprint of Elmendorf Air Force Base and Bryant Army Airfield, alongside the Fort Richardson National Cemetery. Coastal features along the Knik Arm are prominent, including the tidal marshlands of the Eagle River Flats and the sheltered waters of Eagle Bay. Interior terrain is characterized by numerous small bodies of water such as Otter Lake, Lake Beebe, and Lake Kiowa. The complex road network within the base, featuring routes like Rte Bravo and Roosevelt Rd, highlights the area's primary function as a strategic hub. Geographic names like K'el Taydegit offer insight into the indigenous naming conventions and natural history of this subarctic environment near the mouth of the Eagle River.
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