2016 Map of Nabesna A-4 NE

About this map

Wrangell-Saint Elias National Preserve occupies much of this landscape, encompassing a high-elevation alpine environment. The topography is defined by the northern reaches of the Wrangell Mountains, where steep contour lines indicate a terrain of significant vertical relief and glacial carving. This high country is drained by a network of seasonal and perennial streams, most notably Bond Creek and its smaller tributaries like Bond Cr in the northwest, alongside Notch Cr and William Cr to the east. The map detail reflects a remote wilderness area largely devoid of permanent human structures or roads, focusing instead on the complex drainage patterns and elevation changes typical of the Alaskan interior's protected preserves. Public land survey system lines for townships like t5n r15e and t4n r15e provide the primary organizational grid across this roadless expanse.