2021 Map of Ketchikan C-1 NE

About this map

The Halleck Range dominates the western interior of this coastal terrain within the Tongass National Forest, where steep slopes descend toward the international boundary. This area marks a critical intersection of North American geography, where the Canada and United States border runs through the water and across the shoreline near Cliff Point. The landscape is defined by its drainage systems, including the Georgie River and its tributary, the E Georgie River, which flow through the eastern reaches alongside Outram Cr. Southward along the coast, the prominence of Slab Point stands as a maritime landmark. This survey documents the transition from the high peaks of the range to the coastal waters, tracing the precise legal boundary that separates Alaskan wilderness from British Columbia.