1954 Map of Livengood B-1

About this map

Beaver Creek and its many meandering tributaries define this mid-1950s interior Alaskan landscape. The area is characterized by a high concentration of named watercourses, including Nome Creek, Ophir Creek, and Brigham Creek, which cut through a series of prominent peaks. Evidence of human activity and resource extraction is sparse but significant, represented by a single Mine and a small cluster of Cabins located near the headwaters of unnamed drainages. Survey markers such as VABM 3510 O'Brien, VABM 2578 Ophir, and VABM 2521 Belle provide precise elevation data for the surrounding ridges. To the south, the Belle Lateral suggests a specific land designation or boundary amidst the network of streams like Mc Kay Creek and Boston Creek.