2021 Map of Craig B-1 NE

About this map

Tongass National Forest dominates this maritime landscape of the Alexander Archipelago, showing the intricate relationship between the land and the surrounding waters of Clarence Strait. The map highlights several prominent coastal features, including the sheltered Grindall Passage that separates Grindall Island from the mainland at Grindall Point. These waters and islands represent a portion of the vast federal forest system in Southeast Alaska, where the terrain is marked by isolated landmasses such as Streets Island and the eastern reach of Approach Point. The absence of roads on these islands underscores the remote, boat-access nature of the region, characteristic of the state's wilderness management areas in the early twenty-first century.