2018 Map of Coleen D-5 NE

About this map

Grayling Lake sits at the center of this northern interior landscape, serving as a primary hydrological landmark within the Coleen River drainage area. The terrain transitions from low-lying wetlands surrounding the lake into the increasingly steep elevations of the surrounding mountains, represented by the dense contour intervals of T36n R21e. This 2018 survey provides an exact record of the Township and Range boundaries, including T37n R20e and T37n R21e, which define the administrative geography of this unpopulated wilderness area. The map illustrates a landscape shaped by glacial or periglacial processes, where small pond clusters and drainage patterns in the northern reaches contrast with the prominent ridges found in the south near T35n R21e.