1954 Map of Tyonek D-3

About this map

The Yentna River meanders through this portion of south-central Alaska, creating a complex network of wetlands and braided channels as it nears its confluence with the Kahiltna River. This mid-century landscape is defined by its isolation, showing only the most vital markers of human presence. The map identifies the site of McDougal, noted as abandoned by the time of the 1950s survey, alongside scattered Cabin and Cabins locations that speak to a history of trapping or early bush commerce.