1964 Map of Table Mountain

About this map

The Brooks Range and Davidson Mountains dominate this high-latitude terrain along the United States-Canada border. This survey captures a vast roadless expanse where the drainage patterns of the Kongakut River and Firth River define the northern and eastern reaches of the territory. Sparse human presence is indicated by a solitary Cabin near the headwaters of the Old Crow River, a rare marker of habitation in a landscape otherwise defined by prominent peaks like Bear Mtn and Table Mtn. The map documents numerous survey monuments and vertical angle bench marks, such as VABM 3260 Ammerman, which trace the international boundary line. Notable water bodies include the parenthetically named Ambresvajun Lake (Last Lake) and Kwirinjik Lake (Lobo Lake), suggesting the descriptive nomenclature used by those navigating these remote interior waterways.