2014 Map of Teller D-3 NE

About this map

Ear Mountain dominates the western portion of this 2014 survey, serving as a prominent topographic anchor within the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve. The surrounding terrain is characterized by a high concentration of distinctive peaks and drainage features, including The Ears, Ears Peak, and West Peak. Geologic and potentially historic land use is suggested by descriptive labels such as Shaft Gully and Cabin Gully near North Hill, indicating areas of past interest or activity on the Seward Peninsula. The landscape is further defined by a complex network of waterways that drain toward the Arctic River in the south, with named drainages like Pinnacle Gulch, Step Gulch, and Kreuger Cr carving through the tundra. This map documents a largely untouched wilderness area where physical landmarks like East Peak and Pinnacle Cr remain the primary indicators of place.