2018 Map of Arctic D-4 SW

About this map

The northern edge of the Brooks Range in Alaska’s North Slope Borough reveals a landscape defined by extreme relief and the winding course of the Marsh Fork. This 2018 study of the terrain captures the transition between high ridges and the valley floor, where the water flows northward toward the Arctic Ocean. The map is primarily organized by the Public Land Survey System, illustrating the townships of t6s r24e, t6s r25e, t7s r24e, t7s r25e, t8s r24e, and t8s r25e. Unlike more settled regions, this area is devoid of roads or permanent structures, reflecting a wilderness state maintained into the early 21st century. The intricate contour lines provide a specialized view of the drainage patterns and peaks that characterize this part of the Arctic landscape.