2017 Map of Juneau B-3 SE

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Stephens Passage dominates this coastal survey, serving as the central waterway between the mainland and several large islands within the Tongass National Forest. The map illustrates the complex maritime geography near Juneau, highlighting prominent landmasses such as Shelter Island, Coghlan Island, and Portland Island. Coastal navigation points are well-defined, including Adams Anchorage on the southern tip of Shelter Island and Point Louisa near the mouth of Auke Bay. On the mainland, the terrain rises sharply toward Lone Mtn, while further south, the Gulf of Alaska begins to open past Douglas Island. The boundary line between Juneau Borough and Hoonah-Angoon Census Area cuts diagonally across the open water, dividing these remote reaches of the Alexander Archipelago. Small islands and navigational hazards like Strauss Rock and Horse Shoal provide critical detail for maritime historians and those studying the shoreline of southeast Alaska.