1954 Map of Lime Hills A-5

About this map

Stony River winds through this interior Alaskan landscape, characterized by significant elevation changes and glacial water systems as documented in the mid-1950s. The hydrography is defined by major tributaries including Underhill Creek, Rock Creek, and Can Creek, which drain the surrounding high ground. Tucked away in the northern half of the quadrangle, Hidden River Lake serves as a prominent landmark in an area otherwise dominated by unnamed ridges and valleys. While the map is devoid of established settlements, several named high points like Owens, Skeeter, Tela, and View provide essential orientation for navigation in this wilderness. This edition incorporates 1975 minor revisions to topography originally captured by the Army Map Service, reflecting the Bureau of Land Management's predetermined land lines for this unsurveyed territory.