2020 Map of Nunivak Island A-5 SE

About this map

Nunivak Island is the centerpiece of this topographic study, showcasing a remote and largely untouched Alaskan landscape. The terrain is defined by the prominent peak of Indooli Mtn, which rises above a network of tundra waterways and drainage systems. Water movement across the island is dictated by the Ahding River in the north and the Chakwakamiut River further south. These river systems reflect a classic Bering Sea island hydrology, where low-lying drainage basins connect smaller ponds and wetland features between higher volcanic ridges. The absence of modern infrastructure or permanent settlements within these particular township boundaries emphasizes the wilderness character of the island, which serves as a critical habitat within the Bethel Census Area.