1994 Map of Juneau A-5

About this map

Hoonah serves as the primary coastal settlement on this portion of Chichagof Island, situated where Port Frederick meets the Icy Strait. The landscape is defined by the maritime infrastructure of the late twentieth century, including the Lighthouse Reserve, Cannery Point, and multiple boat docks and piers serving the local economy. Beyond the town center, the map documents industrial and communal outposts such as the Whitestone Logging Camp and the Mt Bether Bible Center, alongside technical landmarks like the White Alice Comm Site and Communication Towers. The interior remains largely dominated by the Tongass National Forest, featuring topographical landmarks like Neka Mountain and drainage systems including Game Creek and Gartina Creek. Transportation is primarily waterborne, though the Spasski Trail and Hoonah Airport provide critical links to the surrounding wilderness and neighboring boroughs.