2016 Map of Big Delta A-6 NE

About this map

The Little Delta River flows along the western edge of this subarctic landscape, carving a wide bed against rising elevations to the east. This 2016 survey highlights the transition from the braided river valley to the high, ridged terrain of the Southeast Fairbanks region. The map is defined primarily by its public land survey divisions, spanning portions of T8s R5e, T8s R6e, T9s R5e, and T9s R6e. These boundaries trace the systematic organization of the Alaskan wilderness, showing a landscape largely defined by natural topography and water flow rather than dense human settlement or infrastructure. The detailed contouring illustrates the complex drainage patterns feeding into the main river channel.