The Alaska Highway. Original caption: 43-3713: Facing southeast overlooking Lake Creek Valley from the air just west of the second crossing of Lake Creek. The Army trail road may be seen crossing the stream near the right corner of the picture. At the point of the ox-bow in the lower right corner one can see a "Y" junction in the road. The road leading to the left at this "Y" is the 1943 road leading to a new crossing of Lake Creek and crossing higher ground than the abandoned section. Section B 2 Mile post 1417 Sept. 21, 1943 Photo by Pinkstaff. Original caption: 43-3714: Facing southeast, an
The Alaska Highway. Original caption: 43-3713: Facing southeast overlooking Lake Creek Valley from the air just west of the second crossing of Lake Creek. The Army trail road may be seen crossing the stream near the right corner of the picture. At the point of the ox-bow in the lower right corner one can see a "Y" junction in the road. The road leading to the left at this "Y" is the 1943 road leading to a new crossing of Lake Creek and crossing higher ground than the abandoned section. Section B 2 Mile post 1417 Sept. 21, 1943 Photo by Pinkstaff. Original caption: 43-3714: Facing southeast, an Aerial view of Lake Creek Valley just west of the second crossing of Lake Creek. At almost the exact center of the picture one may see a "Y" junction. The road to the right is the Army trail of 1942 and leads to an abandoned crossing of Lke Creek and the road to the left leads to the new bridge. The Public Roads Administration Survey stayed on the left or north side of Lake Creek all the way through this section. The small white spot in the distance is Andrews Lake. Section B 1 Mile post 1418 September 21, 1943 Photo by Pinkstaff. State: Alaska.
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