2013 Map of Lookout Ridge D-3 NW

About this map

The North Slope landscape of Alaska is defined by a sparse network of water bodies and subtle relief, captured in this 2013 topographic survey. The area is divided by the administrative boundaries of T 8 N, T 7 N, and T 6 N, crossing into R 24 W and R 23 W. The lack of named settlements or infrastructure highlights the isolation of this Arctic region, where the primary features are unnamed ponds and the contour lines marking the rise of the North Slope. Researchers of Alaskan geography will find a detailed representation of the undisturbed drainage patterns and the precise alignment of township and range lines across this expansive tundra environment.