1951 Map of Charley River

About this map

The Yukon River cuts a wide path through this remote Alaskan territory, serving as the primary corridor for transportation and small-scale resource extraction. Evidence of early 20th-century mining activity is visible through the ditch and tailings noted near Coal Creek, where small outposts like Woodchopper provided a foothold in the interior. The landscape is defined by its major tributaries, including the Kandik River and Nation River, which drain the surrounding highlands toward the Canadian border.