2015 Map of Juneau B-6 SE

About this map

Chichagof Island and the northern reaches of the Tongass National Forest dominate this coastal survey. The terrain is defined by the deep waters of Icy Strait and the open Gulf of Alaska, which separate the rugged northern shore of Chichagof from the neighboring Pleasant Island. This maritime landscape includes notable navigational landmarks such as Point Adolphus and the submerged hazards of Pleasant Island Reef. Along the coastline, Pinta Cove provides a break in the shoreline of Chichagof Island, offering a glimpse into the topographical layout of the Unorganized Borough in 2015. The map reflects a region where the vast forest and intricate waterways serve as the primary geographical features, with no modern road infrastructure present on these landmasses.