2014 Map of Teller B-3 NW

About this map

The Agiapuk River winds through this interior landscape of the Seward Peninsula, serving as the primary drainage for several tributary streams in this undeveloped northern region. This 2014 survey captures the hydrological network where Arctic Cr and Short Cr descend from the upland elevations into the main river valley. The landscape is structured by the Public Land Survey System, with the boundary lines of t1n r38w and t1n r37w meeting south of the river. The presence of Diese Cr at the eastern edge further defines the drainage patterns. Free from established roads or settlements, the map illustrates a remote Alaskan wilderness defined entirely by its topography and the watercourses that have carved the terrain over millennia.