2021 Map of Sumdum B-5 NE

About this map

Hobart Bay dominates this coastal portion of the Tongass National Forest, showing the intricate shoreline where the wilderness meets the Alexander Archipelago. The maritime geography is defined by prominent landmarks such as Point Hobart and the sheltered waters of The Salt Chuck to the northeast. Small drainage systems like Libby Cr flow from high elevations through dense forest tracts, which are segmented by the Public Land Survey System grids of township and range lines. The presence of Entrance Island at the mouth of the bay provides a clear navigational marker for the maritime approaches. This 2021 update utilizes modern remote sensing to document the exact contours of the coastline and the wooded interior, serving as a baseline for understanding the unchanged character of this undeveloped coastal environment.