2021 Map of Juneau A-1 SW

About this map

Glass Peninsula dominates this coastal area of Southeast Alaska, bounded by the waters of the Seymour Canal and Oliver Inlet. This territory, situated within the Tongass National Forest, represents a classic Pacific coastal landscape where the Coast Mountains meet intricate tidal waterways. The map illustrates a complex shoreline characterized by sheltered basins like Doty Cove, Swan Cove, and the uniquely named Fool Inlet. The terrain is marked by steep elevation gains and dense drainage patterns typical of the Alaskan panhandle, with the land divided into the Public Land Survey System grids of T43S, T44S, and T45S. This 2021 topographic record provides a modern baseline for the hydrological and geological features of these protected forest lands, showing the intersection of maritime and mountain environments.