1997 Map of Craig A-1

About this map

Cholmondeley Sound and Moira Sound carve deep into the southeastern coastline of Prince of Wales Island, defining a landscape of narrow inlets and isolated maritime settlements. This late-twentieth-century revision reveals the state of remote outposts and industry within the Tongass National Forest, specifically noting the status of formerly active locations like Chomly and Dolomite. The rugged geography is dominated by Eudora Mountain and Dolomite Mountain, with access to the interior provided by routes such as National Forest Trail 384. From the Logging Camp at Johnson Port to the Kegan Cove Cabin, the map documents a transitional period for the region's wilderness management and maritime commerce. Named features like Niblack Anchorage and Dickman Bay emphasize the critical importance of sheltered water for navigation in this complex archipelago.