2014 Map of Teller C-4 SW

About this map

The Continental Divide defines the northern high ground of this Seward Peninsula landscape, where drainage patterns shift across the remote interior of the Nome census area. This 2014 survey captures a hydrological crossroads centered on the Don River, which winds southward through the center of the sheet. Its tributaries, including Anderson Cr and Elkington Cr, draw from the surrounding ridges, illustrating the natural water-shedding paths of the subarctic tundra. To the southeast, the terrain transitions toward the drainage of Tozer Cr and smaller feeders like Deer Br and Willow Br. The map's sparse human footprint, devoid of roads or settlements, underscores the untouched character of this region, providing a baseline for environmental study and mapping the precise alignment of the divide.