1951 Map of Livengood C-2

About this map

Beaver Creek and the southern reaches of the White Mountains dominate this 1951 topographic survey of the Alaskan interior. This era of mapping captured the territory before extensive modern development, documenting a landscape defined by an intricate network of waterways such as the Tolovana River and the Tatalina R. Evidence of human presence is sparse but specific, marked by a lone Cabin near the northern banks of Beaver Creek, a vital reference point for early travelers and trappers in the region.