2016 Map of Killik River B-1 SE

About this map

Gates of the Arctic National Park dominates this sub-arctic landscape in the Alaska-North Slope Borough, where a complex network of waterways flows across high-elevation contours. The Okokmilaga River serves as the primary drainage through the central corridor, fed by several significant tributaries including Kikoyat Cr and Inyugakuligit Cr. The terrain is characterized by steep ridges and glacial valleys, with water bodies like Inikaklik Cr and Tikmiakpalik Cr carving through the mountainsides. This 2016 survey captures a portion of the Brooks Range where there are no roads or permanent settlements, reflecting the pure wilderness character of one of America's most northern protected areas. The mapping details drainage patterns such as Takuak Cr and Monotis Cr, providing a foundational view of the hydrological system in this remote Alaskan interior.