2017 Map of Denali B-4 SW

About this map

Denali National Park encompasses the vast majority of this 2017 survey, preserving a landscape defined by glacial runoff and shifting watercourses. The Foraker River dominates the eastern half of the sheet, its braided channels and gravel bars creating a wide alluvial plain that cuts through the wilderness. Fed by high-elevation snowmelt, the river’s complex drainage pattern is a central geological feature of this interior Alaskan terrain. To the west, the smaller White Cr meanders through the central and southern sections, illustrating the intricate network of tributaries that support the park's ecosystem. This map provides a technical look at the land before it is altered by natural erosion, showing the precise township and range boundaries including t18s r23w and t18s r22w as they intersect with the protected wilderness.