2014 Map of Candle A-4 SW

About this map

Koyuk River winds through this subarctic terrain in the southern Seward Peninsula, creating a series of complex oxbows and river bends. The landscape is defined by the drainage patterns of tributaries like Alameda Cr, which feeds into the larger river system from the west. Human activity is notably sparse in this remote region, marked primarily by the presence of the Road To E Fork in the western half of the map. This route suggests a critical link to gold mining operations or seasonal camps further inland, characteristic of the transport networks in the Nome region. The inclusion of the Koy2013 marker indicates contemporary land management or surveying points within the extensive township and range boundaries that organize this section of the Alaskan wilderness.