2018 Map of Ketchikan A-1 SW

About this map

The United States of America and Canada border cuts through the southeastern corner of this maritime landscape, where the rugged peaks of the Tongass National Forest meet the cold waters of the Pacific Ocean. High elevation markers like Dome Mtn and Stripe Mtn tower over the coastline, overlooking the narrow waterways of Pearse Canal and the sheltered Hidden Inlet. This map documents a largely roadless wilderness defined by steep relief and significant coastal features, including Harrison Point and the aptly named Reef Island. The interior drainage is characterized by short, steep runs such as Harrison Cr flowing from high basins like Reef Lake. The boundary lines of t78s r100e and t79s r101e provide a cadastral framework for this remote region of the Ketchikan Gateway Borough.