2019 Map of Dillingham B-6 SE

About this map

Koklong Creek meanders through this portion of the Dillingham Census Area, defining the primary drainage for a landscape shaped by glacial activity and post-glacial wetland development. The topography here is characterized by numerous small lakes and ponds that pockmark the terrain between subtle ridges and low hills. The cartography reveals a transition from the elevated western terrain into the more complex hydrography of the eastern sections. This 2019 survey documents the intricate network of water bodies and the subtle relief of the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge region, providing a baseline for environmental studies and land management in this portion of southwest Alaska. The absence of roads or established structures highlights the isolation of this interior territory, where geographical features like Koklong Creek serve as the primary landmarks for navigation and land division within the township and range system.