2019 Map of Ugashik B-6 SE

About this map

The King Salmon River flows through this remote stretch of the Alaska Peninsula, defining the eastern drainage of a landscape dominated by complex hydrography and low-lying wetlands. In this 2019 survey, the meandering course of Pumice Creek cuts through the western sections, eventually turning eastward to join the larger river system. This region is characterized by its lack of permanent settlements or infrastructure, as shown by the absence of roads and buildings on the sheet. The terrain is instead defined by the intricate networks of small ponds and unnamed tributaries that feed into Old Cr and the primary river valleys. For researchers of the Lake and Peninsula Borough, this map provides a precise record of the shifting hydrological patterns and township boundaries, including t33s r53w and t32s r52w, in a pristine subarctic environment.