2021 Map of Ketchikan B-5 NW

About this map

Tongass National Forest surrounds this montane landscape on Revillagigedo Island, where a complex network of high-elevation lakes and interior peaks dominates the terrain. The geography is defined by significant freshwater bodies like Harriet Hunt Lake, Upper Ketchikan Lake, and Lower Ketchikan Lake, which serve as vital components of the local watershed. Significant topographic markers such as Dude Mtn, Diana Mtn, and Brown Mtn provide a vertical framework for the region, while the White River Bottom and White Cleft indicate deep glacial or fluvial carving. Transportation through this dense wilderness is limited to specialized routes including the Revilla Highway and primitive paths like the Talbot Lake Tr and Ketchikan Shelter Tr. The presence of a Powerline and the Scout Mainline road suggests active resource management or utility infrastructure supporting the Ketchikan area during the early twenty-first century.