2017 Map of Ketchikan C-5 NW

About this map

Revillagigedo Island presents a complex network of coastal inlets and managed forest lands within the Tongass National Forest as of 2017. The coastline is defined by the deep reach of Traitors Cove and the northern waters of Behm Canal, where Indian Point marks a prominent landform at the edge of the Gulf of Alaska. Inland, the landscape centers on Margaret Lake and its associated drainage systems, including Margaret Creek S Fork W and Margaret Creek S Fork E. The 2017 infrastructure reveals the footprint of timber management and forest access, specifically the 8000000 Margaret Road System and its numerous branches like 8000500 Road Margaret and the Firebug spurs. This era of mapping shows a landscape primarily utilized for natural resource management and conservation, with no permanent settlements but significant naming of specific hydrological features like Francis Cove Creek and Traitors Creek.