Box PCA0197
Container
Contains 52 Results:
The Arctic Divide.
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-18
Scope and Contents
[grassy slope and mountains]
Dates:
1929
Bare mountains just south of the Arctic Divide.
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-19
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From the Collection:
This is a collection of 24 photographs with descriptions showing the terrain along the North Fork of the Koyukuk River north of Wiseman, Alaska. The file includes two maps of the Koyukuk and Hammond River drainages by Robert Marshall and others.Marshall was in the region during the summers of 1929, 1930, and 1931 and the winter of 1930-31, studying tree-growth at its northernmost limit and mapping the area. For an account and additional information, see his "Reconnaissance of...
Dates:
1929
Valley of the Upper North Fork.
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-20
Scope and Contents
[overall view]
Dates:
1929
"The flooded North Fork was turbulent and unfordable." August 9 ., 08-09
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-21
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from rocky bank]
Dates:
08-09
The Matterhorn of the Koyukuk.
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-22
Scope and Contents
[view from riverbed]
Dates:
1929
Same as (7) but on way back during floods.
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-23
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[North Fork of the Koyukuk]
Dates:
1929
The end.
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-24
Scope and Contents
[Robert Marshall (right) and unidentified man on path; buildings at left]
Dates:
1929
"Reconnaissance map of North Fork of Koyukuk and Hammond River Drainages in Northern Alaska," by Robert Marshall, Jess Allen, Alexander Retzlaf, August 1929., 1929-08
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-25
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[line map showing camp sites, named peaks and the Arctic-Pacific Divide]
Dates:
1929-08
Robert Marshall. Wiseman, Alaska.
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-26
Scope and Contents
[detailed line map of the North Fork Koyukuk River from Clear Creek north to the Arctic-Pacific Divide]
Dates:
1929
Wiseman, our jumping-off place, 200 miles airline from railroad or automobile, and 1500 miles as supplies must be hauled on the rivers.
Item — Box: PCA0197
Identifier: PCA0197-1
Scope and Contents
[view from across the river]
Dates:
1929