2014 Map of Solomon D-2 SE

About this map

Mount Arathlatuluk towers over this section of the Seward Peninsula, serving as the primary topographic landmark in a landscape defined by high ridges and deep drainage basins. The Rathlatulik River snakes through the central and eastern portions of the quadrangle, collecting several unnamed tributaries as it flows toward the Fish River system. In the southwestern corner, Burnt Cr carves a path through the foothills, indicating the complex water-shedding patterns typical of this subarctic terrain. This 2014 survey documents a wilderness area largely devoid of permanent human infrastructure, emphasizing the natural drainage networks and the Public Land Survey System grids of t7s r20w, t7s r19w, t8s r20w, and t8s r19w that define these remote Alaska interior tracts.