The cover of this menu is meant to illustrate how narrow the channel is for some portions of the Inside Passage. The illustration makes it appear that the channel is about twice as wide as the Prince George was long, which would make it about 700 feet across. In fact, the narrowest portion I can find is the Grenville Channel, which is 1,400 feet wide.

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