1984 Map of Bodelteh Islands

About this map

The Bodelteh Islands and Ozette Island stand as isolated landmarks off the Clallam County coast, part of a protected maritime environment. This 1984 provisional survey, based on 1977 aerial photography, focuses on these offshore formations within the Washington Islands National Wildlife Refuge Wilderness. The map highlights the coastal hazards and biological significance of the area, noting numerous Rocks, a Rock, and a submerged Reef scattered through the Pacific Ocean. Most prominent are the Flattery Rocks, which define this portion of the Pacific Northwest shoreline. The lack of terrestrial settlements emphasizes the area's status as a dedicated wilderness sanctuary during the late twentieth century.