1953 Map of Livengood A-6

About this map

Hutlinana Hot Spring stands as a notable natural feature in the northwest corner of this Interior Alaska landscape, which was documented during a period of transition in the early 1950s. The terrain is defined by a complex network of waterways, including Hutlinana Creek, Hutlitakwa Creek, and the broad, meandering Tolovana River at the southern edge. A significant geographic detail is the presence of a pingo near the center of the map, a distinctive permafrost landform.