2011 Map of Toleak Point

About this map

Toleak Point and the adjacent coastline of Jefferson County define this transition between the evergreen forests of the Olympic Peninsula and the Pacific Ocean. This 2011 survey records the intricate shoreline where drainage systems like Goodman Creek and Jackson Creek meet the sea amidst a complex of rocky offshore features. The naming of landmarks such as Giants Graveyard, Scotts Bluff, and Strawberry Point reflects a maritime geography shaped by both navigation and local lore. Further south, the map illustrates the isolation of Alexander Island and the jagged shelf of Perkins Reef. The lack of significant road infrastructure underscores the wilderness character of this reach, showing only the natural intersection of water and stone at points like Teahwhit Head and Taylor Point.