2019 Map of Ugashik D-3 SE

About this map

Becharof Lake defines the northern edge of this remote Alaskan terrain, where the vast drainage system of the Alaska Peninsula begins its descent toward the coast. The landscape is characterized by complex glacial topography and numerous unnamed kettle ponds, reflecting a late 20th-century wilderness state largely untouched by permanent infrastructure. In the southern reach of the sheet, the waters of Upper Ugashik Lake emerge, marking the boundary between significant watershed basins. This 2019 survey documents the intricate hydrologic patterns and elevation contours within the Lake and Peninsula Borough, providing a precise record of the land within the t27s r46w and t28s r46w townships. The absence of roads or named settlements emphasizes the character of the peninsula as a preserved natural corridor for regional wildlife and seasonal hydrologic flow.