2016 Map of Nabesna C-1 SE

About this map

Mirror Cr winds through the wetlands and complex topography of this interior Alaska landscape, defining much of the drainage pattern across the central and southern portions of the sheet. In the northeast, the Alaska Highway provides the primary corridor of transit, accompanied by Ts'oogot Gaay Lake near the border with the Yukon. The elevation rises toward Airs Hill, a prominent geographic landmark that serves as a focal point for the Airs Hill Trail. This network of water and trail systems suggests a landscape utilized for seasonal transit and traditional land use rather than permanent settlement. The proximity to the international boundary and the presence of the highway underscore the area's importance as a gateway between the Alaskan interior and the Canadian border during the early 21st century.