1985 Map of Bering Glacier C-7

About this map

Wrangell-Saint Elias National Park dominates this 1985 provisional study of the Alaskan landscape, showcasing a massive complex of ice and stone. The region is defined by the convergence of the Martin River Glacier and the Steller glacier system, which flow around the prominent heights of Mount Hawkins. These ice fields are punctuated by steep topographical features like the Waxell Ridge, illustrating the immense glacial movements that continue to shape the terrain within the protected Wrangell-Saint Elias Wilderness. The map reveals a land without roads or trails, where the focus remains entirely on the natural hydrology and high-altitude elevations of this coastal mountain range.