1949 Map of Healy C-3

About this map

Yanert Fork dominates the drainage of this interior Alaskan wilderness as it appeared during the late 1940s. The landscape is defined by its deep valley systems and high ridgelines, where glacial fed waters like Grizzly Creek and Moose Creek carve through the terrain. This topographic study reflects the state of the territory just after the war, showing a region where natural landforms remained the primary features before significant modern development. Tributaries such as Dick Creek, Dean Creek, and Louis Creek are meticulously charted along their winding paths, providing a foundational view of the hydrology south of the McKinley area. To the southeast, Edgar Cr and Revine Creek further illustrate the complex network of mountain streams that characterize this subarctic environment.