1970 Map of Beaver B-6

About this map

Dall City (Site) sits at the confluence of several waterways in this northern interior landscape, representing a remnant of early twentieth-century activity along the Dall River. The terrain is characterized by high elevations and drainage networks, with Long Ridge dominating the northeastern portion of the quadrangle. Transportation through this region relies on seasonal routes like the Winter Road, which cuts across the central and southern reaches, connecting the drainage basins of the West Fork Dall River and Coal Creek. This 1970 survey, coordinated by the U.S. Geological Survey and the Bureau of Land Management, documents a wilderness environment defined by its waterways and elevation changes, where land lines remain largely unsurveyed and unmarked except as predetermined locations in the Fairbanks Meridian.