Here's a link to the Earthquake Park map.
Earthquake Park map, Anchorage, AlaskaIt's an amazing area and, I think, harder to navigate than it looks. The mappers (Urs Steiner and Beat Imhof) did a fantastic job. The 50th anniversary of The Earthquake was on March 27 this year, and the map debuted with a race that day (with snow on the ground). The terrain is formed by dozens (hundreds?) of rotational slumps that occurred as the underlying ground liquefied during the earthquake, carrying some homes into the inlet and causing some deaths. (Every one of the ponds you'll see on the map now breeds mosquitoes, which makes the navigation especially challenging!)