2017 Map of Ketchikan B-5 SE

About this map

Revillagigedo Island dominates this 2017 survey, showcasing a landscape defined by the deep inlets and rugged coastlines of Southeast Alaska. Most of the land falls under the protection of the Tongass National Forest, while the southern portion reveals the boundary of the Annette Island Reserve. Human infrastructure is sparse, concentrated primarily along the S Tongass Highway in the northwest, which traces the shoreline near Carroll Point. The map illustrates a maritime-dependent geography where named coastal features like California Cove and Moth Bay serve as primary points of orientation. Elevations rise sharply from the water to peaks such as Black Mtn and Black Mountain, emphasizing the verticality of the coastal fjords. Inland, Trap Lake sits as a solitary water body amidst the dense forest, while numerous small islands like Cynthia Island and Bold Island dot the surrounding waters of the Gulf of Alaska and Thorne Arm.