2019 Map of Karluk D-5 NW

About this map

The Becharof National Wildlife Refuge encompasses nearly the entire landscape shown in this 2019 survey of the Alaska Peninsula. The terrain is defined by the prominent Kejulik Mountains in the northern reach, which transition into a complex network of wetlands and tundra to the south. Central to the area’s hydrology is the Kejulik River, which winds across the quadrangle, joined by the E Fork Kejulik River and the smaller Albert Cr as they drain toward the Becharof Lake basin. This map captures a pristine wilderness area where modern infrastructure is entirely absent, characterized instead by significant elevation changes and the natural migration of river channels. It provides a detailed view of the township and range lines, such as t26s r38w, that define these remote public land boundaries.