2014 Map of Ediz Hook

About this map

Ediz Hook extends as a protective sand spit into the Strait of Juan de Fuca, forming the naturally sheltered Port Angeles Harbor. This maritime landscape is anchored by the Port Angeles Coast Guard Air Station-Airport at the tip of the hook, a critical installation for Pacific Northwest search and rescue operations. On the mainland, the city of Port Angeles follows the coastline with a grid of streets including Milwaukee Dr and Marine Dr, leading toward industrial and recreational hubs like the Port Angeles Boat Haven. The map captures a high-traffic maritime corridor, indicated by the dashed Port Angeles - Victoria ferry route crossing the international boundary between the Washington coast and Canada. The presence of The Lagoon and specialized coastal infrastructure reflects the area's dual role as a strategic port and a gateway for international transit across Puget Sound.