2016 Map of Bering Glacier A-7 SE

About this map

Beringia Novaya sits on the western edge of this coastal landscape, where the shifting hydrology of the glacial outwash plain defines the terrain. The presence of the Abandoned River and the meandering Midimber River suggests a dynamic environment where water courses frequently alter their path through the low-lying wetlands. Along the southern coast, the Gulf of Alaska meets the shoreline, with Midimber Lake serving as a significant inland water body just north of the beach. Further north, the prominent Pointed Island stands out amidst the complex network of braids and streams, illustrating the geomorphological transition from glaciated heights toward the sea. This map provides a clear view of the wilderness before the impacts of rapid coastal erosion or major hydrological shifts.