Canada and the United States surveyed the line in the late 1800s and again after a boundary tribunal in 1903 gave the entire coast to Alaska. (U.S. Forest Service map) ...

In southeastern Alaska, a historic 33-mile trail is ready to welcome visitors. The Chilkoot Trail is shared by Canada and the United States, and while both the American and Canadian sides are open ...

The Southeast Alaska boundary with Canada originated as an uncertain line created by an 1825 treaty between Russia and Great Britain during the early fur trading days.