1979 Map of Goodnews Bay B-2

About this map

Togiak River and the Ongivinuck River converge in this remote southwestern Alaskan landscape, as documented during the late 1970s. The region is defined by its dramatic waterway network, where the Kulukak River and Ongoke River carve through high-relief topography. Significant portions of the map are preserved under federal status, including the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge and the dedicated Togiak Wilderness. This survey reflects a time of transition following the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act, establishing a clear Wilderness Boundary across the southern reaches of the quadrangle. Aside from the descriptively named No Lake, the map emphasizes a roadless interior where drainage patterns and unnamed peaks dictate the movement of water and wildlife.