1996 Map of Juneau B-4

About this map

The Chilkat Range dominates the western half of this 1996 revision, where the heights of Mount Golub and other unnamed peaks define the edge of Glacier Bay National Park. This coastal wilderness is bounded by the expansive Lynn Canal to the east and the waters of Icy Strait to the south. The map illustrates a complex landscape of glacial terrain and dense timber within the Tongass National Forest, segmented by the administrative boundary between the Haines Borough and the City and Borough of Juneau. While largely undeveloped, modern infrastructure is noted near the shoreline of Howard Bay, including a Microwave Tower and a Helipad. These features, along with small inland bodies like Teardrop Lake, highlight the intersection of mid-century topographic data with late-century aerial planimetry in this remote maritime corridor.