2018 Map of Ketchikan D-1 SE

About this map

Tongass National Forest dominates the western landscape of this coastal region, where steep timbered slopes meet the saltwater of the Portland Canal. This waterway serves as the international boundary between the United States and Canada, slicing through the coastal mountains of Southeast Alaska. The map traces the intricate hydrology of the area, from the silty flow of the Soule River to the smaller drainage of Bullion Cr and Hume Cr on the eastern shore. Prominent coastal markers like Glacier Point and Yankee Point define the rugged shoreline, illustrating the transition from high-elevation glacial terrain to the deep-water fjord. This survey provides a precise look at the 2018 boundary lines and natural landmarks in a region defined by its isolation and maritime geography.