Southeast Alaska · AK
Juneau
A gold camp turned capital, with no road in.
- Population
- 32,255 (2020 census)
- Founded
- 1880
- Capital since
- 1906
Then
- 1880
Joe Juneau and Richard Harris stake a town site on October 18, on Auke and Taku land.
- 1881
Miners name the settlement Juneau.
- 1906
The territorial government moves here from Sitka.
Now
Juneau has no road to the rest of the continent. Government is the main employer, and about 1.65 million cruise visitors came in 2023. This place reaches south through Taku Inlet and Port Snettisham to Tracy Arm and Endicott Arm, and north to Berners Bay.
25 tide stations around Juneau
- Juneauin town
- Fritz Cove, Douglas Island6.6 mi
- Auke Bay9.9 mi
- Young Bay10.2 mi
- Greely Point, Taku Inlet14.2 mi
- Barlow Cove, Mansfield Peninsula16.7 mi
- Taku Point, Taku Inlet16.7 mi
- Funter, Funter Bay17.6 mi
- Taku Harbor21.9 mi
- Lincoln Island24.0 mi
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- Port Snettisham, Crib Point28.5 mi
- Port Snettisham, Speel River Arm29.5 mi
- Sharp Point, Speel Arm29.5 mi
- Port Snettisham, Point Styleman30.3 mi
- Windfall Harbor, Seymour Canal30.6 mi
- Cove Point, Berner's Bay38.0 mi
- William Henry Bay40.8 mi
- Holkham Bay, Tracy Arm Entrance47.9 mi
- Holkham Bay, Wood Spit50.7 mi
- Sawyer Island, Tracy Arm53.6 mi
- Windham Bay62.4 mi
- Ford's Terror, Stephens Pass63.2 mi
- Hobart Bay71.9 mi
- Upper Endicott Arm, North Shore73.6 mi
- Port Houghton (Inside)81.4 mi