1954 Map of Lake Clark B-3

About this map

Lake Clark dominates this mid-century topographic study, where the waters of Little Lake Clark meet the broader lake at a narrow pinch point. The map illustrates a landscape shaped by significant glacial and river systems, including the Kijik River and the braided channels of the Tlikakila River. High alpine terrain is anchored by the presence of Copper Mountain to the south, while numerous smaller bodies of water like Lachbuna Lake, Otter Lake, and Portage Lake are scattered across the northern reaches.