2016 Map of Umiat B-4 SE

About this map

The Colville River flows across the northern edge of this North Slope terrain, defining the upper bounds of a landscape shaped by glacial hydrology and permafrost processes. This 2016 survey captures the meandering course of the Kutchik River as it weaves through the southern and central sections, reflecting a riverine system characterized by high-latitude drainage patterns. The map details a remote wilderness where land is demarcated by township and range boundaries including t1s r1w and t1e r1e, highlighting the administrative grid that organizes this unsettled stretch of the Alaska interior. The absence of roads or permanent settlements underscores the isolation of this region, providing researchers a clear look at the natural topographical contours and seasonal water bodies before any modern human encroachment.