1958 Map of Lake Clark B-2

About this map

Lake Clark and its smaller counterpart, Little Lake Clark, dominate the western half of this interior Alaskan landscape. This 1958 survey captures a purely natural environment where the Chigmit Mountains meet a network of glacial waterways. The drainage patterns are clearly defined by the Tlikakila River in the northwest and the Chokotonk River cutting through the center of the quadrangle. High-altitude details are noted in the southeastern corner, where Crevasses are marked among the mountain peaks, indicating active glacial features. The map also delineates the jurisdictional boundary for the Kenai Peninsula Borough. With no roads or trails indicated, the map focuses on the raw topography of the lake basins and the steep drainages of Currant Creek and South Currant Creek.