2019 Map of Taylor Mountains A-7 SW

About this map

Mt Chaufchivak rises as the central topographic landmark of this landscape, situated between two significant bodies of water. To the west lies the expansive reach of Lake Chauekuktuli, while the southern portion of the sheet is defined by the northern waters of Nuyakuk Lake. The Allen River drains through the western lowlands, connecting these aquatic systems and defining the drainage patterns of the Dillingham region. This 2019 survey documents a wilderness environment in the Taylor Mountains, where the absence of roads or permanent structures reflects the protected and remote character of the Alaska interior. The land is legally organized through the Public Land Survey System, as indicated by the township boundaries of t1s r54w and t2s r54w, which provide the essential spatial framework for this unpopulated terrain.