1958 Map of Big Delta B-2

About this map

The Goodpaster River meanders through this interior Alaska landscape, defining a remote corridor of wilderness and early transportation during the mid-20th century. Scattered Cabins and a network of Tractor Trails suggest the persistent use of the land for trapping, prospecting, or subsistence, even as the region remained largely undeveloped. The topography is dominated by the prominence of Shawnee Peak, which towers over the drainages of Central Creek, Sonora Creek, and California Creek.