1952 Map of Marshall D-4

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The Yukon River dominates the northeastern landscape of this mid-century survey, revealing a complex network of branching waterways and seasonal routes. The river's path is marked by large landforms such as Goose Island and the meandering Driftwood Slough, which weave through a low-lying terrain defined by countless ponds and smaller channels. To the south, the Kashunuk River carves its own intricate path, illustrating the fluid nature of the Alaskan interior where land and water frequently shift.