2021 Map of Ketchikan B-4 NW

About this map

Tongass National Forest dominates this coastal landscape in the Alexander Archipelago, where the waters of Carroll Inlet meet a labyrinth of coves and islands. The map highlights specialized maritime and communication infrastructure, including the Shoal Cove Field Station and a Loran Station complex situated near the shoreline. These facilities represent the critical navigational and research role this region plays in Southeast Alaskan waters. Inland, the terrain rises toward Painted Peak and the dual summits of Heart Hill North and Heart Hill South. A network of water bodies, such as Big Lake and Mirror Lake, are connected by various drainages like Fish Creek. To the south, the intricate coastline includes Coho Cove and the Minx Islands, while terrestrial movement is traced by the Mop Point Loop and the Gokachin Trl.