2024 Map of Sumdum C-6 NW

About this map

Tongass National Forest and the Admiralty Island National Monument Kootznoowoo Wilderness encompass the entirety of this coastal landscape. The landform is dominated by the narrow, elongated Glass Peninsula, which stretches toward the southeast. The interior terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes, notably at The Stone Wall, a prominent ridge overlooking the western coastline. The shoreline is punctuated by secluded water features like Sore Finger Cove in the northwest and Peasant Bay to the southwest. This 2024 survey reflects a protected wilderness area where modern infrastructure is absent, emphasizing the preserved natural state of the Alaska Panhandle. Coastal markers such as Midway Point serve as the primary landmarks for navigating the complex waterways of the Hoonah-Angoon Census Area.