2014 Map of Noatak B-4 SW

About this map

The coastal frontier of the Cape Krusenstern National Monument dominates this remote Arctic shoreline where the land meets the Chukchi Sea. The landscape is defined by its dramatic transition from tidal waters to upland bluffs, notably at Ugrurak Bluff. This survey illustrates the intricate lagoon and inlet systems vital to the region's hydrology and ecology, including Kotlik Lagoon, Kiligmak Inlet, and Tasaychek Lagoon. The presence of Kilikmak Cr winding toward the coast underscores the drainage patterns of the Northwest Arctic Borough. The map provides a precise view of the monument's western boundary and the public land survey system divisions, such as t22n r23w, in an area devoid of modern settlements or roads, preserving the character of the Alaskan wilderness.