2021 Map of Ketchikan C-5 SE

About this map

The Tongass National Forest landscape across the Revillagigedo Island interior is defined by steep coastal topography and an intricate network of deep inlets and freshwater lakes. Carroll Inlet dominates the eastern coastline, while George Inlet and Tsa Cove penetrate the southwestern reaches, separated by landmarks like Nigelius Point and Bat Point. The map reveals the managed character of the forest through a system of trails and access routes, including the Swan Lake Access Road and the Ketchikan Shelter Tie. Freshwater resources are abundant, ranging from the large Patching Lake in the northwest to the high-elevation North Saddle Lake and South Saddle Lake further south. This 2021 update documents the contemporary state of the coastal wilderness, noting developed corridors like the 8337000 Road Trl that navigate between the steep ridges of t73s r92e.