2017 Map of Craig B-3 SW

About this map

Tongass National Forest dominates this coastal landscape on Prince of Wales Island, where the intricate shoreline of the Pacific Ocean meets the dense timber of Southeast Alaska. The northern reach is defined by the waters of Trocadero Bay and the tidal expanse of Trocadero Flats, while to the south, Soda Bay cuts deep into the landmass near Point Saint Sebastian. This 2017 survey documents the vital transit corridors of the wilderness, including the Trocadero Trail and the route labeled Dog Salmon. These named paths and the presence of drainages like Soda Cr suggest the enduring importance of this terrain for both ecological preservation and local subsistence. The map provides a high-resolution view of the area's complex hydrology, from the small islands within the bays to the interior wetlands that characterize this part of the Alexander Archipelago.