1956 Map of Beaver B-3

About this map

Yukon Flats dominate this landscape north of the Yukon River, where a dense network of lakes and ponds fills the lowland terrain. In the mid-1950s, this area within the National Wildlife Refuge remained largely unsettled, defined instead by its drainage patterns and prominent ridges. To the north, the Owl Hills and Hermit Ridge rise above the basin, providing a stark topographical contrast to the marshy flats below.