1992 Map of Skagway C-1 NE

About this map

White Pass serves as the focal point for this transboundary survey, marking the historic gateway between Alaska and British Columbia. This high-altitude corridor is defined by the parallel routes of the White Pass and Yukon Route narrow gauge railroad and the modern Klondike Highway, both of which navigate the steep terrain adjacent to Summit Lake. The map illustrates a complex network of glacial hydrology, with the Tutshi River flowing north through Bernard Lake and toward Shallow Lake. Within the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, the landscape preserves the legacy of the late 19th-century gold seekers. The small settlement at Fraser stands as a rare outpost of human activity in this alpine environment, while the northern extent of the Chilkoot Trail appears on the western edge, providing a detailed look at the footpaths and infrastructure that connect the coast to the interior.