2014 Map of Cordova B-1 NW

About this map

Carbon Camp sits in the southeastern reaches of this glacial landscape within the Chugach National Forest, a rare point of named human activity in a region defined by ice and water. The map traces the massive Martin River Glacier and Slide Glacier, which feed a complex network of glacial meltwater including the Martin River and multiple smaller tributaries. Prominent water bodies like Lake Tokun and the isolated Deadwood Lake are framed by the elevations of Tokun Ridge. The drainage patterns are clearly defined by the paths of Shepherd Cr, Tokun Cr, and Carbon Cr, illustrating how the shifting ice of the Copper River delta region shapes the local topography and accessible land routes for modern explorers and researchers.