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Inside the Inside Passage

April 30, 2018
Blackney Passage, one waterway of thousands that comprise the Inside Passage along British Columbia and Southeast Alaska

Photo: Victoria Cavanaugh

The Inside Passage is a series of waterways and islands that stretches from Puget Sound, just north of Seattle, Washington on past Vancouver and British Columbia and up to the southeastern Alaskan panhandle. ... Many vessels choose the Inside Passage as their preferred coast as it is much more protected than the open waters of the Pacific Ocean to the immediate west. Nonetheless, rapidly changing tidal lines, numerous narrow straits, and strong currents make navigating the Inside Passage a challenging feat.
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