2014 Map of Solomon D-2 NE

About this map

The Darby Mountains dominate the eastern landscape of this 2014 survey on the Seward Peninsula. This terrain is defined by steep elevation changes and the headwaters of vital regional waterways, particularly the northward-flowing Omilak Cr. The presence of these creeks suggests the intricate drainage patterns characteristic of the Alaskan interior, where seasonal runoff from the higher peaks feeds the low-lying basins. To the south, Dry Canyon Cr cuts through the ridges, illustrating the natural corridors that have historically influenced movement and drainage in this remote Seward Peninsula interior. The map illustrates a landscape primarily defined by its physical geography, with no permanent settlements or structures indicated within the township boundaries.