2017 Map of Norton Bay D-3 NE

About this map

The Ungalik River winds through this interior portion of the Nome Census Area, carving a distinct path through the topography of the Seward Peninsula. This 2017 survey captures a remote Alaskan landscape defined by its drainage systems rather than human settlements or infrastructure. In the northern reaches, Little Bear Creek serves as a primary tributary, feeding into the broader watershed. The map detail focuses on the natural contours and the relationship between these watercourses and the surrounding high ground within the boundaries of t6s r7w, t6s r8w, t7s r7w, and t7s r8w. For those studying the hydrology of the Norton Bay region, these labels provide precise reference points for navigating the drainage patterns and elevation changes of the Unalakleet area's backcountry.