1996 Map of Ketchikan C-3

About this map

Behm Canal defines the central waterway of this coastal region, separating the massive Revillagigedo Island from the mainland. The landscape is dominated by the Misty Fiords National Monument Wilderness, where deep glacial inlets like Walker Cove and Rudyerd Bay cut into the granite peaks of the Tongass National Forest. Evidence of the area's volcanic history and geothermal activity is marked by Soda Springs on the western shore and the distinctive New Eddystone Rock rising from the canal floor. For researchers, the map identifies isolated infrastructure including a Gaging Station and Radio Repeater, alongside numerous named coastal points like Tramp Point and Point Louise that once served as navigational landmarks for the timber and fishing maritime traffic typical of the late 20th century.