2019 Map of Baird Mountains A-1 NE

About this map

The Kobuk Valley National Park landscape is defined by the sweeping arc of the Kobuk River as it winds through this remote Arctic territory. This 2019 survey captures the river's dynamic path, including the significant oxbows and shifts in the main channel that characterize the local hydrology. Joining from the north, the Kalliguricheark River feeds into the larger waterway, highlighting a drainage system largely undisturbed by permanent infrastructure or settlements. The map provides a detailed view of the terrain within several township boundaries, including t21n r2w and t20n r2w, where the natural topography remains the primary focus. Without roads or modern developments, this sheet serves as a record of the Northwest Arctic's wilderness, preserving the exact state of these riverbanks and parklands in the early twenty-first century.