1956 Map of Livengood C-6

About this map

The Yukon River carves a dominant path through this interior Alaska landscape, framed by a complex network of tributaries such as Hess Creek and Twentymile Creek. This 1950s survey documents a region defined by its waterway access, where the river serves as the primary artery for travel and resource extraction. Evidence of early industry and settlement appears at the Drew Mine and a lone Cabin along the riverbank, indicating the sparse but deliberate human footprint in the territory.