1983 Map of Table Mountain C-1

About this map

Continental Divide crests across this northern landscape, marking the hydrological split in the high latitudes of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Published in the early 1980s from mid-1970s aerial photography, the map reveals a wilderness devoid of roads or permanent settlements, defined instead by the drainage patterns of the Firth River and its tributaries like Mancha Creek and You Creek. The eastern edge of the quadrangle serves as the international boundary, labeled both as the Alaska Yukon and United States Canada border. This provisional survey provides a precise look at the terrain within the Arctic Wildlife Refuge Wilderness, where elevation contours and watercourses are the primary landmarks for navigation and land management.