. Biological investigation in Alaska and Yukon territory : I. East Central Alaska. II. The Ogilvie range, Yukon. III. The Macmillan River, Yukon. Animals Alaska; Animals Yukon. 10 NOETH AMEEICAN FAUNA. [NO. 30. timbered mountains. From the mouth of Colorado Creek, Glacier Mountain may be reached by a direct route up the steep side of one of these mountains and thence along the top of the ridge stretching on the north side of Seward Creek; or, when the water is not high, horses may be taken up the bed of Mission Creek to the mouth of Seward and thence at least halfway up Seward; from there impa


. Biological investigation in Alaska and Yukon territory : I. East Central Alaska. II. The Ogilvie range, Yukon. III. The Macmillan River, Yukon. Animals Alaska; Animals Yukon. 10 NOETH AMEEICAN FAUNA. [NO. 30. timbered mountains. From the mouth of Colorado Creek, Glacier Mountain may be reached by a direct route up the steep side of one of these mountains and thence along the top of the ridge stretching on the north side of Seward Creek; or, when the water is not high, horses may be taken up the bed of Mission Creek to the mouth of Seward and thence at least halfway up Seward; from there impass- able gulches make it necessary to ascend to the top of one of the. Fig. 1.—Map of Glacier Mountain and vicinity of Eagle, Alaska. ridges and follow on to come down into the basins at the head of the creek. Glacier Mountain is in the center of a considerable drainage system, contributing to the three principal streams of the region, Fortymile, Seventymile, and Mission creeks. Trickling streams emanating from small snowbanks on its sides flow in various directions to add to the volume of these three important tributaries of the Yukon. On the east Excelsior, Seward, and Utah creeks flow into Mission Creek; on the north are Bryant and Mogul creeks, both flowing into Seventymile; and on the south and west Comet Creek and others start toward Fortymile. The mountain itself is a mass of granite. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Osgood, Wilfred Hudson, 1875-1947. Washington : Government Printing Office


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