1950 Map of Teller D-6

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The vast coastal intersection of the Arctic Ocean and the Chukchi Sea dominates this 1950s-era topographic survey. Along the Seward Peninsula shoreline, the shallow waters of Lopp Lagoon are separated from the open sea by a narrow barrier of land, where small seasonal settlements like Mitletukeruk and Mit-Le-Topik are established. This landscape is defined by its extreme northern geography, featuring navigational landmarks like the submerged Prince of Wales Shoal and coastal formations such as Sin-i-Rock and Ah-Gude-Le-Rock.