2014 Map of Teller C-3 SE

About this map

The Continental Divide bisects this remote expanse north of Nome, carving a sharp topographic boundary through the Seward Peninsula. The landscape is defined by its dramatic drainage patterns, where high ridgelines separate the headwaters of the American River from the winding paths of Arctic Cr and Boulder Cr. Surveyed in 2014, the map reveals a wilderness largely devoid of modern infrastructure, preserving a view of the terrain as it has existed for generations. This area is characterized by steep elevation changes and the raw hydrography of the Alaskan interior, offering a clear record of the natural barriers that have long dictated movement across the peninsula's northern reaches.