2013 Map of Tanacross D-1 NE

About this map

Sixtymile River anchors the southern portion of this remote borderland landscape, where it meanders through the drainages of the Southeast Fairbanks region. This 2013 survey captures the high-elevation terrain where the border between the United States and Canada cuts directly across the topography of the Alaska interior. The landscape is defined by a dense network of high ridges and narrow creek valleys, including the headwaters of Bedrock Cr, Cherry Cr, and Crow Cr. The absence of developed roads or named settlements emphasizes the wild character of this international boundary zone, where topographic contours provide the primary record of the land's complex drainage patterns near the Yukon-Alaska line.