2017 Map of Denali B-4 NW

About this map

The Foraker River cuts through the heart of this Alaskan landscape, defining the boundary between two significant federal conservation areas. To the west lies the Denali National Preserve, while the eastern portion of the terrain is protected as part of Denali National Park. The topography is shaped by a network of drainage systems including Birch Creek, Hult Cr, and White Cr, which feed into the primary river corridor. This survey illustrates the intricate braided nature of the Foraker River, showing how its seasonal flow patterns have carved out a wide gravel bed. The absence of human-made infrastructure like roads or settlements underscores the wilderness character of the Denali Borough, where the natural hydrology and the official park boundaries are the primary features of the land.