2016 Map of Harrison Bay C-5 SE

About this map

Kogru River meanders through a landscape of saturated coastal wetlands and thermokarst lakes as it approaches the Beaufort Sea. This North Slope terrain is defined by its extreme flatness and intricate water patterns, where the winding river channel eventually meets the expansive waters of Harrison Bay. The map provides a detailed look at the hydraulic complexity of the Alaskan arctic, illustrating how the river system fragments into numerous small bodies of water across the coastal plain. Surveyed in the early twenty-first century, the area remains primarily an intersection of natural water systems and traditional land divisions, with the Public Land Survey System boundaries like t14n r2w and t15n r3w marking the administrative grid across this largely roadless wilderness.