1956 Map of Beaver A-2

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The Yukon River dominates this mid-century survey of the interior Alaskan wilderness, showcasing the intricate web of waterways and islands within the Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge. The landscape is defined by the shifting paths of the Yukon Flats, where numerous sloughs like Hodzana Slough and Oscar Island Slough carve through the river's floodplains. Landmarks such as Timber Point and Three Sleep Point provide orientation points along the riverbanks, while islands like Marten Island and Victor Island split the main current.