Nałasìn River imagery map
Prepared 30 July 2026 for the standard South Canol Road–Teslin paddling route.
Files
nalasin-river-imagery-atlas.pdf— overview, six 25 km imagery panels, sources and limits.nalasin-river-overview.png— single-page overview.nalasin-river-planning-route.geojson— route, protected area and principal points.nalasin-river-planning-route.gpx— 146.3 km route centreline for planning.
Important limits
- The red line is derived from OpenStreetMap waterway relation 15086675, clipped at bridge latitude and joined to public slipway node 9947844401. It is not a recorded GPS track.
- The PDF is a normal cartographic PDF, not a geospatially registered GeoPDF.
- Imagery comes from Esri World Imagery. Source, acquisition date and resolution vary by tile.
- Current sweepers, log jams, water levels, sandbars, fires and the best delta channel cannot be determined from this map.
- No campsite is mapped because no public campsite-coordinate set could be verified.
- Nisutlin Bay is a former bombing range. Do not touch suspicious metal or debris.
- Confirm the South Canol road, exact Teslin take-out, current river conditions, fire situation and bay forecast immediately before departure.
Primary data sources
- Government of Yukon recreation site
- ECCC Nisutlin River Delta National Wildlife Area
- Canadian Protected and Conserved Areas Database
- Yukon Aerial Imagery catalogue
- OpenStreetMap Nałasìn River relation
- OpenStreetMap Teslin public slipway
- Village of Teslin public boat-ramp description
- Water Survey of Canada station index