Alaska · Area of Critical Environmental Concern
South Todatonten Summit RNA
BLM found a natural system here, and its plan calls for special management. Nothing that BLM's records place sits inside the line today. It covers 655 acres and was designated September 26, 1986, in the Central Yukon Planning Area.
One of the 1,120 places the Bureau of Land Management has designated an Area of Critical Environmental Concern. This page shows its line, what BLM found there and what sits inside it.
The line
Ground: USGS The National Map, topographic tiles. Boundaries: BLM's own, read Oct 20, 2026.Inside the line
Nothing sits inside this line that BLM's records place: no mining claim, lease or right of way. BLM's allotment map doesn't cover Alaska.
The nearest areas
- Lake Todatonten Pingos RNAAlaska · 658 acres · nothing placed inside4miles
- Indian River ACECAlaska · 161,195 acres · 3 rights of way20miles
- Ishtalitna Creek Hot Springs RNAAlaska · 1,056 acres · nothing placed inside38miles
- McQuesten Creek RNAAlaska · 3,930 acres · nothing placed inside44miles
- Tozitna River ACECAlaska · 872,628 acres · nothing placed inside46miles
More from BLM's Alaska office
Every area BLM's Alaska office holdsThe proposed rule
A proposed rule, RIN 1004-AF53, would change how BLM drafts every land use plan, and how it designates ACECs like South Todatonten Summit RNA. The comment window hasn't opened: the proposed rule wasn't in the Federal Register at our last check. The Watch sends one email the day it prints.
The rule's abstract
The purpose of this rulemaking is to establish in regulations an updated process for the approval of the development, revision, amendment, and maintenance of land use plans, as provided for by the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976, for public lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Additionally, this rulemaking will provide clarification of the process the BLM uses for designating Areas of Critical Environmental Concern.Unified Agenda entry for RIN 1004-AF53, Publication ID 2026, reginfo.gov (OMB OIRA), read Oct 18, 2026