2015 Map of Denali B-3 SE

About this map

Denali National Park encompasses the majority of this Alaskan interior terrain, characterized by high-elevation glacial drainage and extreme relief. The southeastern corner of the quadrangle is defined by the terminus of Peters Glacier, which feeds the braided southern reaches of the Muddy River. A complex network of drainages including McLeod Creek, Slippery Creek, and Iron Cr dissects the landscape, providing a detailed look at the hydrology of the Alaska Range before these waters reach more populated downstream regions. This 2015 data illustrates the precise contours of the ridges and valleys between the T18S and T19S townships, serving as a modern benchmark for the region's shifting ice and water pathways.