1955 Map of Prince Rupert D-3

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Tongass National Forest covers this maritime landscape at the southernmost edge of the Alaska Panhandle, where the mainland meets the complex waterways of the Alexander Archipelago. Deep inlets like Nakat Inlet and Harry Bay carve into the peninsula, while the Revillagigedo Channel forms a broad maritime highway to the west. The area is defined by its coastal geography, featuring prominent landmarks such as Cape Fox and the De Long Islands. Small cabins are noted near the shoreline, hinting at the seasonal fishing and trapping activities that sustained local inhabitants during the mid-20th century.