2019 Map of Goodnews Bay C-2 SW

About this map

Togiak Lake dominates the central corridor of this Dillingham Census Area landscape, serving as the headwaters for the south-flowing Togiak River. The geography is defined by significant freshwater drainage systems, where tributaries like Truman Cr and Jondik Cr cut through the terrain to feed the primary basin. The survey illustrates the transition from the high-elevation ridges of the Ahklun Mountains to the expansive lake basin, reflecting a pristine wilderness prior to modern development. The absence of roads or permanent structures emphasizes the remote nature of the region, where travel and subsistence patterns are historically dictated by these watercourses. Smaller streams such as Bruin Cr and W Cr mark the smaller valleys that converge toward the lake, providing a clear picture of the hydrological network in this part of southwestern Alaska.