1952 Map of Fairbanks A-2

About this map

Wood River winds through the eastern portion of this territory, serving as a primary geographical marker in a landscape shaped by drainage basins and high elevations. This mid-century survey captures a largely unsettled region defined by its watercourses, including Bonnifield Creek and Gold King Creek, which flow through deep-cut valleys. Evidence of human activity is scarce, noted only by a lone Cabin in the north and a small Coal deposit near the southern boundary, suggesting the very beginnings of resource prospecting or seasonal habitation.