2018 Map of Solomon C-3 SW

About this map

The coastal and riverine landscape of the Seward Peninsula is dominated here by the meandering path of the Fish River as it approaches the vast waters of Norton Sound. The terrain transitions from high, contoured ridges in the south to a complex network of wetlands and tidal flats in the north, where the river braids across the floodplain. Small waterways like Shamrock Cr and Eldorado Creek feed into the larger hydrologic system, illustrating the drainage patterns that define this stretch of the Alaska coast. This 2018 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey provides a detailed view of the natural topography and township boundaries, including t11s r24w and t10s r23w, in an area devoid of modern infrastructure or permanent settlements.