1954 Map of Lake Clark D-4

About this map

The Telaquana River flows across the northern expanse of this Alaska interior landscape, as documented through photogrammetric methods in the mid-1950s. The map illustrates a transitional wilderness where the Mulchatna River carves through the southern territory, fed by drainage from the Bonanza Hills. Unlike more settled regions, the area is defined by its topographic extremes rather than permanent structures, featuring prominent high points such as Turk and Trail.