2017 Map of Solomon D-3 SE

About this map

The Seward Peninsula interior is defined by its complex drainage systems and rising elevations in this 2017 topographic study. The landscape is dominated by the meandering course of the Etchepuk River and the Steamboat Slough, which weave through the terrain, illustrating the hydrological patterns characteristic of this part of Alaska. Further south, the Kachauik River and the Yuonglik River establish the primary watersheds for the area. This map reveals a wilderness devoid of modern road infrastructure or permanent settlements, where the terrain is marked primarily by these water bodies and the subtle relief of the land. It offers a precise record of the natural geography and water flow patterns before any significant human development altered the local environment.