2017 Map of Mount Fairweather B-1 SE

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Lemesurier Island dominates the maritime landscape of this coastal survey, situated within the protected reaches of the Tongass National Forest. The island's geography is defined by its interior Lemesurier Island Lake and several prominent coastal indentations, including Jacks Cove and Willoughby Cove to the southeast. To the north, the boundary of Glacier Bay National Park extends across the North Passage, marking a significant intersection of federal conservation lands. The surrounding waters of the Gulf of Alaska are separated by the island, with the South Passage flanking its southern shore near Iceberg Point. This topographical study illustrates the isolation of the island’s terrain and its relationship to the surrounding deep-water passages of the Alaskan panhandle.