2017 Map of Port Alexander D-4 SW

About this map

Redoubt Lake and the towering heights of Mt Sharp define this coastal stretch of the Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska. The map details a complex maritime landscape where the Gulf of Alaska meets a deeply indented shoreline of protected coves and narrow channels. Significant water features like West Crawfish Inlet and Windy Passage separate the mainland from prominent landforms such as Lodge Island and the Rakof Islands. The terrain is characterized by steep elevation changes, rising from the tidal flats of Marsh Bay and Big Bay to the peaks of Camel Mtn. Navigational passages such as Cedar Pass and the First Narrows highlight the intricate coastal geography that has long dictated movement through these Alexander Archipelago waters.