1956 Map of Beaver B-4

About this map

Tulebagh Lake and the surrounding wetlands define this subarctic landscape during the mid-1950s. The region is dominated by an intricate network of water bodies, including Tanjoga Lake, Clochacohua Lake, and the smaller Fishnets Lake. These features, along with the proximity of The Forks, suggest a seasonal landscape utilized by local inhabitants for subsistence, as evidenced by a lonely Cabin located near the eastern shore of Tanjoga Lake. The hydrology is further shaped by the East Fork, which drains through the northern hilly terrain before meeting the complex lake system below.