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Geological Features and GPS Waypoints of Auke Bay, Alaska: April 2005

Explore the geological landscape of Auke Bay, Alaska, during the Geology 104 lab conducted on April 22-23, 2005. This overview highlights significant waypoints including Anderson Beach, Smugglers’ Cove, and Climber’s Cliff, featuring photographic documentation by Brandon W. and Cathy C. The field study covers critical geological concepts such as Holocene uplift, glacial rebound, and tectonic crustal changes. Join us in examining the dynamic earth processes that shape the stunning coastal environment of Auke Bay.

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Geological Features and GPS Waypoints of Auke Bay, Alaska: April 2005

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  1. Building Site GeologyAuke Bay, Alaska April 22-23, 2005 Geol 104 Lab 10

  2. Waypoints Anderson Beach, Roadside Auke Bay, and GPS class Campus Points

  3. Smugglers’ Cove Photos by Brandon W. and Cathy C.

  4. Fox Farm Road Photos by Brandon W. and Cathy C.

  5. Climber’s Cliff Photos by Brandon W. and Cathy C.

  6. Gard’s Beach Fritz Cove Rd Photos by Brandon W. and Cathy C.

  7. Auke Bay School Photos by Brandon W.

  8. UAS NW Back Loop Road Entrance Near Egan Library Photo by Brandon W.

  9. Wave Cut Terraces • Around Auke Bay: • Holocene Uplift • Glacial Rebound • Tectonic Crustal Change

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