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Southeastern Alaska. Southeastern Alaska is sometimes called the Alaska "panhandle". It consists of a thin strip of land and islands between Canada's British Columbia and the northern Pacific Ocean. Map. Directions.
Coordinates: 57°34′48″N 135°29′14″W. Southeast Alaska highlighted on a map. A MODIS photograph of Southeast Alaska, February 2002. Border lines with Yukon and British Columbia have been artificially added.
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Use our interactive Alaska map to get the lay of the land, including communities, cruise & ferry routes, roads, trains, parks, regions, and more.
- Glacier Bay National Park. Championed by the famed conservationist John Muir, this southeast Alaskan national park is as known for its glaciers as it is for abundant whale watching opportunities.
- Haines Alaska. Although less visited than Skagway or Juneau, Haines is a charming bayside town rich in Alaskan Native heritage, military history, arts, culture, and outdoor recreation.
- Juneau Alaska. A bustling capital city along Alaska's tranquil Inside Passage, Juneau offers travelers everything from road-accessible glacier and gold mine tours to craft breweries and fine dining.
- Ketchikan Alaska. Renowned for its impressive annual rainfall, Ketchikan makes up for the misty weather with a colorful backstory, gracious locals, rich native culture, and premier fishing opportunities.
Northeast Alaska Map. Southwest Alaska Map. Southeast Alaska Map. Online map of southeast Alaska.
Southeast Alaska Satellite Map. Shaped by the staggering force of massive glaciers millions of years ago, Alaska’s Inside Passage boasts wildlife-filled fjords and lush island scenery – habitat for bald eagles, sea lions, porpoises and whales.
