2019 Map of Lake Clark D-8 SW

About this map

The South Fork Hoholitna River carves through the center of this terrain, following a low-lying valley that separates the northern and southern uplands. In this portion of the Lake and Peninsula Borough, the river acts as the primary topographical focal point, with its course labeled alternatively as the S Fork Hoholitna River as it moves through the eastern sections. The lack of established roads or structures emphasizes the isolation of this interior Alaska wilderness, where the land is defined by elevations reaching over 2,000 feet and the intricate drainage patterns of the river valley. The map is primarily oriented around the public land survey system divisions of t9n r38w, t9n r37w, t8n r38w, and t8n r37w, providing a detailed grid for a landscape without permanent settlements.