1952 Map of Holy Cross A-4

About this map

Stuyahok serves as the primary focal point of this 1950s interior landscape, situated at the confluence of several resource-extraction and transportation markers. The map details the local industrial footprint through the Stuyahok Mine and a nearby Airstrip, indicating the region's reliance on aerial access for remote operations. The winding Stuyahok River and Mountain Creek cut through the prominent Kilbuck Mountains, which dominate the topographic relief. A documented Winter Trail provides a grounded look at the seasonal transit routes used before more permanent infrastructure reached this part of the territory. To the southeast, the terrain softens toward the water system at Tuckers Slough, illustrating the transition from high-elevation mining country to the lower riparian wetlands.