2017 Map of Livengood D-4 NW

About this map

The Yukon River defines the northern reaches of this interior landscape, where the massive waterway splits around large landforms such as Jackson Island and Theodore Island. This 2017 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey shows a transition from the riparian environment of the river valley to the steep, rising topography to the south. Jackson Slough and Jackson Lake mark the low-lying wetlands of the northern flats, while the terrain climbs toward the southeast. Small drainage patterns including Ross Creek (also labeled as Ross Cr) illustrate the hydraulic network feeding into the Yukon. The map is primarily characterized by its remote, uninhabited character, emphasizing natural landmarks and the legal boundaries of the Public Land Survey System without established roads or settlements.