Shore Type: Rock (BC Classes 1-5) Southeast Alaska

Steep high cliff (Form “Cash”); fixed-wing aerial survey photo Low-tide, irregular rock platform with tidepools (Form “Pihp”)
Taiya Point, Lynn Canal (Unit 10/04/3200) Yakobi Island (Unit 10/02/1632)
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Shore Type: Rock (BC Classes 1-5, continued) Southeast Alaska

Steep low cliff (Form “Casl”) Rock cliffs that are steep and moderate in height (Form “Casm”) and inclined, low in height (Forms “Casm” and “Cail”)
Lisianski Inlet (Unit 10/02/1753) Yakobi Island (Unit 10/02/1864)
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Shore Type: Rock (BC Classes 1-5, continued) Kodiak Archipelago

Rock classes represent 6% of mapped shorelines. Steep, narrow rock cliffs like the one shown (BC Class 3) comprise 3.5% of mapped shorelines in the Kodiak archipelago. Wide (>30 m) rock ramp (BC Class 1).
Three Saints Bay (Unit 05/04/8383) Afognak Island (Unit 06/02/1453)
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