1954 Map of Lime Hills B-7

About this map

Lime Village sits along the northern bank of the Stony River, serving as a primary point of human presence in this mid-century Alaskan interior landscape. The area is dominated by the prominent peaks of the Lime Hills, which rise between the river's winding path and a cluster of significant water bodies to the north, including North Lime Lake and East Lime Lake. The drainage patterns are clearly defined by smaller tributaries like Hungry Creek and larger basins such as Trout Lake to the south. This 1954 field-annotated map provides a look at the region before significant modern development, where a single Cabin and the isolated settlement at Lime Village are the few markers of permanent structures amidst the complex topography of the Kuskokwim River watershed.