2016 Map of Lookout Ridge B-2 NW

About this map

Titaluk River winds through this expanse of the North Slope, serving as the primary hydrological feature in an area defined by subtle elevation changes and expansive wetlands. Surveyed in 2016, the landscape reflects the remote character of Northern Alaska, where the vast township and range system—including t1n r21w and t2n r21w—imposes a geometric order over the natural topography. The drainage patterns of the Titaluk River system provide an essential reference for understanding the seasonal flow and terrain of this region, which remains largely devoid of permanent human settlements or industrial infrastructure. This specific quadrangle captures a moment in the modern environmental monitoring of the Arctic, documenting the precise contours of the tundra and its drainages as they existed during this 21st-century survey.