1983 Map of Table Mountain D-1

About this map

Arctic National Wildlife Refuge lands dominate this high-latitude survey, which was edited in the early 1980s based on data from the previous decade. The landscape is defined by the international border between United States and Canada, which runs along the far eastern edge of the quadrangle. Significant watercourses including Joe Creek and Mancha Creek drain the mountainous terrain, while named peaks such as Rexburn and Riggs serve as prominent landmarks in the roadless interior. The southern portion of the map is also designated as the Arctic Wildlife Refuge Wilderness, emphasizing the preservation of this remote drainage basin. Local topographic features like Boulevard Creek and Trail Creek demonstrate the complex hydrological patterns of the North Slope's mountain systems during this era of federal environmental management.