2017 Map of Denali A-6 NW

About this map

Slow Fork and Middle Creek define the drainage patterns across this interior Alaskan landscape, which transitions from low-lying wetlands in the north to increasingly prominent mountain ridges in the south. The northern reaches within t19s r28w and t19s r27w are characterized by the meandering path of the Slow Fork, suggesting a region of broad valleys and slower-moving water. As one moves south through t20s r28w and t20s r27w, the topographic contouring becomes significantly denser, marking the ascent into the higher elevations of the Alaska Range foothills. This map provides a precise look at the land's natural geometry in the Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area, illustrating how the glacial or tectonic features of the terrain dictate the flow of its northern interior waterways.