1997 Map of Juneau A-3

About this map

Mansfield Peninsula dominates this maritime landscape, where the waters of the Lynn Canal and Chatham Strait meet. This survey, revised in the late 1990s, documents a region defined by industrial extraction and federal conservation. To the north, Funter Bay serves as a focal point for local activity, surrounded by Funter Bay State Marine Park and the high peaks of Mount Robert Barron and Snowy Mountain. Evidence of the area's mineral history is visible at the Admiralty Mine and the more modern industrial footprint of the Waste Rock Site near Greens Creek. Navigational markers like the Lighthouse at Point Augusta and the beacon at Point Marsden highlight the critical role of the Alaska Marine Highway in connecting these isolated shorelines. The map also delineates the extensive boundaries of the Kootznoowoo Wilderness and Admiralty Island National Monument, preserving the character of Admiralty Island.