1952 Map of Healy C-3

About this map

The Alaska Range dominates the southern landscape of this 1952 topographic survey, providing a sharp relief against the broad glacial valley of the Yanert Fork. This river system acts as the primary drainage for the area, fed by numerous high-altitude tributaries including Dean Creek and Grizzly Creek to the north. The drainage patterns on this map reveal a complex network of alpine watercourses, where names like Ravine Creek and Moose Creek suggest the steep and untamed character of the central Alaskan interior during the mid-century period.