2018 Map of Eagle D-3 NW

About this map

The Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve covers the vast majority of this landscape, protecting a network of waterways that define the region's topography. The Seventymile River cuts across the northern edge of the sheet, served by numerous tributaries including Easter Cr and Molybdite Cr. These drainage patterns are typical of the interior Alaska wilderness, where the land is partitioned into various townships like t2n r26e and t1n r27e. The map highlights a series of named creeks, such as Caribou Cr and Nugget Cr, which are historical focal points for prospecting and local nomenclature. This 2018 survey serves as a modern record of these remote watersheds, showing the relationship between minor streams like Flume Cr and the larger river systems they feed within the preserve boundaries.