1952 Map of Talkeetna Mountains B-1

About this map

The Oshetna River and its major tributary, the Little Oshetna River, dominate the western portion of this mid-century Alaskan interior landscape. This terrain is defined by a dense network of high-altitude waterways, including Tyone Creek and Sanona Creek, which drain the eastern and central slopes. The absence of roads or established settlements in this 1952 record highlights the wilderness character of the region during the early post-war era, before major modern infrastructure arrived.