Shore Type: Rock and Sediment (BC Classes 6-20) Southeast Alaska

Mixed rock and sediment units comprised of low and moderate cliffs (Forms “Casl” and “Casm”), rock ramps (Form “Pr”), and cobble-sand beaches (Form “Bf”) Cobbles, boulders, and rubble overlying rock ramps (Form “Pr”) and low cliffs (Form “Casl”); submerged rocky reefs offshore are also present in this unit (Form “Fir”)
Point Whidbey, Lynn Canal (Units 10/04/2194-2196) Lisianski Inlet (Unit 10/02/1915)
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Shore Type: Rock and Sediment (BC Classes 6-20, continued) Kodiak Archipelago

Wide (>30 m) platform (<5° slope) with gravel beach (BC Class 7). Steep cliff (>20°) with narrow (<30 m) gravel beach (BC Class 8).
Geese Channel (Unit 05/04/8011) Geese Channel (Unit 05/04/8030)
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Shore Type: Rock and Sediment (BC Classes 6-20, continued) Kodiak Archipelago

Steep cliff (>20°) with narrow (<30 m) gravel beach (BC Class 8). Geomorphic features mapped in this unit include a steep, low cliff (Form “Cpsl”) with beach veneer of boulders, cobbles and pebbles over
rock (Materials “Cbcp/R”),
Wide rock ramp (>30 m, 5-20° slope) with gravel beach (BC Class 11). Geomorphic features mapped in this unit include the ramp with tidepools covered by a veneer of cobbles and boulders (Form “Pirp,” Materials “Ccb/R”) and a beach face of cobbles overlying pebbles and sand (Form “Bf,” Materials “Cc/Cps”).
Twoheaded Island (Unit 05/04/8139) Village Islands (Unit 06/03/7032)
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