2021 Map of Ketchikan C-2 SE

About this map

Tongass National Forest dominates this topographic landscape, revealing a remote wilderness defined by its intricate drainage systems and steep elevation changes. Three major river systems carve through the terrain, with the Wilson River flowing across the northern reaches and the Blossom River winding its way through the central valleys. In the southeastern portion, the Keta River emerges, further illustrating the complex hydrological network of this coastal Alaskan region. The map provides a high-resolution view of the natural topography, including detailed contour lines that show the transition from valley floors to the high ridges typical of the area. As part of a 2021 survey, the document captures the exact boundaries of designated township and range sections, including t72s r97e, t72s r98e, t73s r98e, and t73s r99e, which serve as critical reference points for land management and ecological study within this protected forest environment.