1954 Map of Mount McKinley C-1

About this map

The Stampede Antimony Mine stands as a focal point of industrial activity in this mid-century subarctic interior, connected to the wider world by the Stampede Trail and the nearby Stampede Landing Strip. The landscape is dominated by the braided channels of the Toklat River and the winding course of Stony Creek, which carve through the Wyoming Hills. This survey reflects the region's character during the transition into protected status, showing the Wilderness Boundary overlaying a terrain of high peaks like Mt Sheldon and Divide Mtn. Notable for its drainage patterns, the map traces numerous tributaries such as Moonlight Creek and Clearwater Fork, alongside the simple infrastructure of the Toklat Campground.