2014 Map of Utukok River C-2 NW

About this map

Public Land Survey System boundaries define this remote section of the North Slope in the early twenty-first century. This portion of the Utukok River C-2 NW quadrangle is characterized by a landscape of subtle topographic shifts and glacial contours, largely unpopulated and devoid of permanent named settlements or infrastructure. The survey focuses on the intersection of several townships, including T5n R33w, T5n R32w, and T4n R33w. As a modern topographic study, it provides a precise record of the natural hydrography and elevation markers before any potential future industrial or infrastructural development. The lack of man-made features like roads or buildings emphasizes the wilderness character of the Arctic region, where the primary organizational structures are the legal grid lines of T3n R34w and T4n R34w.