2016 Map of Killik River D-5 SW

About this map

The East Fork Etivluk River winds through the southwestern corner of this survey, representing the primary hydrological feature in an otherwise largely unpopulated expanse of the Alaska North Slope. This 2016 production by the U.S. Geological Survey details a landscape defined by subtle elevation changes and the Public Land Survey System grids, including t6s r17w, t7s r17w, and t8s r17w. The map illustrates the characteristic drainage patterns of the region's arctic tundra, where small ponds and seasonal watercourses navigate the contours between low ridges. For those studying the geography of the North Slope Borough, the map provides precise data on the township and range boundaries such as t7s r16w and t8s r16w, which are essential for locating specific wilderness tracts in this interior territory.