1955 Map of Western St. Thomas

About this map

The West End of St Thomas occupies the center of this maritime survey, illustrating the dramatic topography of the island's western tip during the mid-1950s. High points such as Bordeaux Hill and Fortuna Hill overlook a coastline deeply indented by Botany Bay, Fortuna Bay, and Stumpy Bay. A series of outlying islands and rock formations, including Savana Island and Salt Cay, are separated from the mainland by deep channels like the Savana Passage and Salt Cay Passage.