2019 Map of Lake Clark B-7 NE

About this map

Braided river channels and complex glacial hydrology define this remote Alaskan landscape within the Chilchitna River basin. As mapped in 2019, the terrain showcases a dense network of wetlands and small kettle ponds characteristic of the Lake and Peninsula Borough. The presence of the Nikadavna Cr in the southwest and Dummy Cr to the north illustrates the intricate drainage patterns that feed into the region's larger river systems. This USGS data provides a precise look at the shifting surface water and topographic relief of the Lake Clark region, where elevation rises sharply into unnamed peaks in the eastern portions of the quadrangle. The lack of roads or established settlements emphasizes the wilderness character of the area, making this a critical reference for understanding the natural geography and water flow through this portion of the interior.