1986 Map of Killik River C-2

About this map

Pingaluligit Mountain dominates the western landscape of this North Slope region, standing as a prominent landmark amidst the intricate drainages of the Arctic wilderness. The Killik River meanders broadly through the central and eastern portions of the map, carving a wide valley floor marked by shifting channels and braided streams. Near the southern boundary, Lake Udrivik sits as a quiet focal point in the low-lying terrain. This 1986 provisional survey reflects the area's enduring character, focusing on the natural topography and hydrologic patterns rather than human infrastructure. The map reveals an environment defined by its water systems and the sharp rise of the mountains, illustrating the complex drainage patterns that feed into the Arctic watershed.