2021 Map of Juneau B-3 SE

About this map

Tongass National Forest encompasses the vast majority of this maritime landscape northwest of the state capital, where the complex waterways of Southeast Alaska define every boundary. The passage between the mainland and Shelter Island is marked by significant coastal features like Piling Point and Lone Mtn, while the deeper waters of Stephens Passage separate the mainland from the smaller outcroppings of Portland Island and Coghlan Island. This 2021 study details the intricate shoreline where Peterson Cr and Bear Cr drain into the cold Pacific waters, alongside the navigational hazards of Horse Shoal and Strauss Rock. Near the eastern edge of the map, the transition from Auke Bay toward Fritz Cove reveals the northern reaches of Douglas Island, illustrating the rugged, island-dotted nature of the Juneau City and Borough.