2017 Map of Chandalar A-1 SW

About this map

The Teedriinjik River meanders across the northern portion of this Alaska interior landscape, defining the primary drainage system for the surrounding elevation. This 2017 survey captures the intricate braided channels and sandbars characteristic of this river valley as it cuts through the high relief of the Brooks Range foothills. The terrain south of the river rises steadily into complex ridge systems, delineated by the Public Land Survey System boundaries of t26n r1e, t26n r2e, and t25n r1e. The topographic detail highlights the relationship between the low-lying wetlands of the river corridor and the steep, unpopulated slopes that dominate the southern two-thirds of the quadrangle.