2016 Map of Hughes B-3 SW

About this map

Hughes Creek and Taltlinko Creek serve as the primary drainage features across this terrain in the Alaskan interior. This map focuses on the complex topography where the creeks weave between significant elevations, providing a clear record of the watershed as documented in 2016. The landscape is primarily defined by the Public Land Survey System boundaries of t11n r21e and t10n r21e, illustrating a region largely untouched by formal road networks or settlements. These waterways are essential for understanding the remote hydrological patterns and drainage basins of the Yukon-Koyukuk region. Researchers can trace the meandering paths of these creeks as they navigate the elevation contours, offering a precise look at the land's natural geometry and waterway distribution in the early twenty-first century.