2014 Map of Slip Point

About this map

The Strait of Juan de Fuca dominates this maritime border region, where the international boundary between Canada and the United States aligns across the open water. This 2014 survey captures the coastal transition at Clallam Bay and the prominent Slip Point at the southwestern corner of the sheet. The landscape here is defined by the narrow Clallam Bay Spit and the steep elevation changes rising immediately from the shoreline of Washington state. While much of the map illustrates the hydrography of the shipping lanes, the coastal labels provide a precise record of the rugged shoreline topography and the northern extent of township t32n r12w.