2019 Map of Dillingham C-7 SW

About this map

Lake Nerka and Lake Beverley dominate this remote Alaskan landscape, separated by a narrow land bridge where the Agulukpak River connects the two large water bodies. This 2019 survey captures the hydrological complexity of the Wood-Tikchik State Park region, where glacial lakes are fed by a network of smaller drainages including Mud Creek and Stovall Cr. The terrain is characterized by the sharp elevation changes between the lake surfaces and the surrounding ridges, with Stovall Lake sitting south of the primary lakes. Significant waterways like Beaver Cr wind through the southern portions of the quadrangle, illustrating the natural drainage patterns of the Dillingham Census Area. The map highlights the vast, uninhabited character of this lake system, emphasizing the importance of these waterways for travel and ecosystem connectivity in the Bristol Bay watershed.