2017 Map of Bendeleben B-3 SE

About this map

Bering Land Bridge National Preserve occupies a significant portion of this interior landscape on the Seward Peninsula, where high elevations and complex drainage systems define the geography. The terrain is anchored by Mt Boyan in the northwest, rising above a network of waterways that eventually feed into the Bering Sea. The hydrological pattern is particularly distinct, featuring the meandering Fish River and the northern flow of the S Fork Kuzitrin River, while smaller tributaries like Caviar Cr cut through the steep contour gradients. This 2017 study illustrates a region defined by its protected status and natural boundaries rather than permanent settlements, providing a clear view of the wilderness character and the watershed divides that dictate movement across this part of the Alaskan bush.