2013 Map of Fairbanks D-6 SW

About this map

Tolovana sits at the northern edge of this Interior Alaska landscape, where the braided Tolovana River meets the sweeping Tanana River. The map documents a complex aquatic geography defined by the convergence of major waterways, including the Kantishna River and its tributary Rock Creek in the south. The terrain is marked by seasonal transportation routes like the Sled Rd, which skirts the base of the high ground between the river valleys. A significant portion of the map is occupied by a large, unnamed massif that rises sharply between the Tanana and the lower reaches of Henteel Dokaaket, creating a natural barrier that dictates the flow of water and human movement. Further inland, the isolated Deadman Lake and the named landmark Caribou Crossing provide specific points of reference in this sparsely populated riverine environment.