2014 Map of Teller C-5 SE

About this map

Brooks Mountain serves as a dominant topographic landmark on this Seward Peninsula landscape, where the Continental Divide winds through the high ground. The area is defined by a complex drainage system where headwaters flow in diverging directions toward the Bering Sea and Arctic basins. The Yankee River and Lost River anchor the southern and central hydrology, while numerous smaller streams like Alma Cr, Mariposa Cr, and Clara Cr carve through the surrounding townships. The lack of established roads or settlements in this 2014 survey emphasizes the untouched nature of the terrain, which remains organized primarily by the Public Land Survey System boundaries of T2N and T3N. Geographers and researchers can trace the precise path of the divide as it relates to the surrounding drainages of York Cr and Anderson Cr.