1983 Map of Demarcation Point A-1

About this map

Arctic National Wildlife Refuge lands dominate this 1983 survey along the remote international border where Alaska meets the Yukon. The landscape is defined by the high elevations of the British Mountains and Whale Mountain, which rise above a network of drainages flowing toward the Beaufort Sea. While no roads or trails are noted on the sheet, the topographical detail reveals the complex water systems of Malcolm River, Joe Creek, and Aspen Creek. This area includes the Arctic Wildlife Refuge Wilderness, representing some of the most preserved territory in the North Slope Borough. The map specifically delineates the Alaska Yukon boundary, illustrating the intersection of national and international jurisdictional lines across features like Park Peak.