1955 Map of Circle C-3

About this map

Crazy Mountains rise above the drainage basins of the Yukon Flats National Monument in this mid-century topographic record. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition from the highland ridges to the complex creek systems that fed the region's early industry. Along the southern corridor, the Steese Highway provides the primary artery through the valley, passing the Miller House (Site) and several scattered cabins that indicate a sparse but persistent presence of miners and trappers.