1955 Map of Misheguk Mountain A-3

About this map

The Misheguk Mountains dominate this high-latitude Alaskan landscape, showing a region defined by complex drainage patterns and unsurveyed land lines. Mapped by the Army Map Service in the mid-1950s, the terrain transitions through several distinct ranges including the Kingasivik Mountains and the Isacheluich Mountains. The hydrological network is the primary guiding feature for navigation here, with the Kaluktavik River and Imikneyak Creek carving through the mountain passes.