2016 Map of Kateel River B-1 NE

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Dulbi Slough meanders across the northern half of this terrain, its winding course defining a landscape of complex oxbows and marshy lowlands within the Yukon-Koyukuk region. In the south, the topography shifts abruptly toward rising uplands, where the drainage patterns give way to defined ridges. This 2016 survey documents the intricate hydraulic network of the Interior, where the slough functions as a primary geographic marker across the township boundaries of T1n R13e and T1n R14e. The transition from the saturated basin of the slough to the higher ground in T1s R13e and T1s R14e illustrates the stark geomorphology of the Alaskan wilderness, preserved here through high-resolution modern elevation data.