2014 Map of Teller B-1 NW

About this map

Igloo Creek flows centrally through this portion of the Seward Peninsula, anchoring a complex drainage system defined by numerous seasonal and perennial tributaries. The landscape is marked by the sharp relief of unnamed peaks separated by deep creek valleys, including Black Creek and Mascot Cr in the northwest. This terrain, typical of the interior near Nome, shows the intricate natural boundaries of the t1n r33w and t1n r32w townships. South of the main Igloo drainage, the land rises toward a divide where Ruby Cr and Lone Cr originate, illustrating the watershed patterns that shaped early travel and prospecting routes in this part of the Alaska wilderness. The map provides a detailed view of the high-elevation contours and the riparian corridors of Virginia Cr and Hunter Cr, which remain largely untouched by modern infrastructure.