1951 Map of Mount McKinley D-1

About this map

Tokla T River and its complex braided channels dominate the interior of this northern landscape, captured just as the 1950s began. The map documents the northern reaches of Mt McKinley National Park, defined by the National Park Boundary line that separates protected lands from the mining and trapping territory to the north. Evidence of human activity is sparse but significant, centered on the Stampede Trail which provided access to remote drainages like Moose Creek and Crooked Creek.