2018 Map of Dixon Entrance C-1 OE E NW

About this map

Tongass National Forest covers the western fringes of this coastal survey, where the rugged terrain meets the cold waters of the Pacific Ocean. Situated in the Prince of Wales-Hyder census area, the landscape is defined by the sharp drop-offs of Hueji Cliff and the prominent Stone Rock formation. This maritime environment is dominated by the Clarence Strait, a vital waterway for coastal navigation. The map's grid lines, including t82s r90e and t83s r90e, reflect the systematic partitioning of this remote wilderness. The lack of settlements and roads underscores the isolation of this stretch of the Alaskan coastline, where geographic landmarks serve as the primary navigational aids for those traversing the strait.