2014 Map of Teller B-4 SE

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Port Clarence and Brevig Lagoon dominate this coastal Alaskan landscape, where the tides of the Seward Peninsula meet the inflow of freshwater streams. The transition from the open waters of the port to the semi-enclosed lagoon is marked by the narrow landform at Point Jackson. Moving inland to the north, the terrain is defined by the drainage patterns of the California River and Fish Creek, which meander through the low-lying tundra before reaching the coast. This 2014 survey documents a quiet maritime environment, illustrating the intersection of large-scale hydrological features in a region where the shoreline is the primary geographic anchor. The absence of road infrastructure or established settlements emphasizes the remote, water-dependent character of the Seward Peninsula's western reaches during this period.