1956 Map of Coleen

About this map

The Porcupine River carves a dominant path through this northeastern Alaskan landscape, passing through the dramatic Upper Ramparts and Howling Dog Canyon. At the time of this mid-century survey, the region was defined by isolated outposts and seasonal camps, including Canyon Village, Old Rampart, and Old Camp. To the west, the Sheenjek River flows past Koness Shoulder Mountain, while a notable Tractor Trail cuts across the southern terrain, providing a rare terrestrial link between watercourses.