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Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
Maps
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NOAA Chart of Glacier Bay
(Requires Adobe Flash) This NOAA website contains a very user-friendly feature enabling charts to be displayed on the screen. You can zoom in and pan around any portion of the charted area.
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Boating Regulations
Map of park areas subject to boating closure, speed limits, or other regulations designed to protect wildlife and provide for a range of visitor experiences (195 KB PDF file).
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Satellite Image
Combination of two Landsat images (August 1999 and August 2000) showing entire park (510 KB JPG file).
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Park Map
Map from the Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve brochure (765 KB PDF file).
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Bartlett Cove
Glacier Bay Lodge, docks, visitor center, campground, trails, and park headquarters highlighted (100 KB JPG file).
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Glacier Bay Lodge
Close-up of the lodge, showing main lodge, room layout and connecting boardwalks (85 KB JPG file).
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Map showing Bartlett River trail and Bartlett Lake trail
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Bartlett Cove Campground
Diagram of Bartlett Cove campground showing individual and group campsites, fire ring, warming hut, food caches, etc. (12 KB PDF file).
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Bartlett Cove Dock
Schematic diagram of the Bartlett Cove Dock showing no-anchor zones and slips available to the public (11 KB PDF file).
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Gustavus Boundary
A map showing the Gustavus boundary with the park.
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 New!! Interactive Park Map Open this map and you can pan and zoom wherever you like in the park! (Requires Adobe Flash) more... | |  Brochures Checklists, maps, park information, etc. more... | |  Cruise Ship Routes Map highlighting typical cruise ship routes in Glacier Bay more... | |
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Did You Know?
Captain James Cook named the tallest mountain in Glacier Bay, Mount Fairweather, in 1778. As Southeast Alaska is a temperate rainforest, with an average of only 50 sunny days a year, it would require fair-weather to see that mountain.
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Last Updated: August 25, 2009 at 21:42 EST |