1958 Map of Big Delta C-5

About this map

The Salcha River meanders across the southern portion of this interior Alaskan landscape, serving as a primary corridor for travel and early occupation. At the time of this 1958 field annotation, the area was largely remote, characterized by numerous creek drainages and limited human infrastructure. Multiple cabins and a singular Cabin are scattered along the riverbank and tributary mouths, while Ruins near Stuart Creek hint at earlier, perhaps more temporary, habitation or structures.