2021 Map of Craig D-2 NE

About this map

Tongass National Forest dominates this coastal region of Southeast Alaska, where a labyrinth of islands and waterways defines the maritime landscape. This survey of the Craig D-2 NE quadrangle highlights the complex shoreline of Etolin Island and its relationship to the surrounding archipelago. Navigational landmarks such as McHenry Anchorage and Dewey Anchorage provide critical shelter for vessels moving through these waters, which are dotted with smaller landmasses like Mabel Island, Carlton Island, and Onslow Island. The terrain is characterized by steep, forested slopes rising directly from the sea, with named points of interest such as Kelp Point and Gull Point marking the irregular coast. The presence of Wrangell administrative boundaries and township lines such as t68s r84e illustrates the modern cadastral framework overlaid upon this remote wilderness, serving as an essential reference for maritime navigation and land management.