1952 Map of Nabesna D-1

About this map

The Alaska Highway cuts across this remote landscape in the interior of the Alaska-Yukon borderlands, serving as a primary corridor for mid-century infrastructure. During the early 1950s, this region supported essential transit and communication, evidenced by the Aboveground Pipeline and a Telephone Line following the highway’s path. The map provides a detailed view of these industrial landmarks alongside local outposts like the Gardiner Creek Camp and several small Cabins.