"Developed" to a resident of Southeast Alaska means that a place has become too populated for grizzlies, but black bears still abound. So it is on Prince of Wales Island.  

Prince of Wales is the second most populous island in the Alexander Archipelago with about 6,000 residents. The island's "development" is reflected in its extensive road network.  When logging was flourishing in the Tongass National Forest, the island had 2,500 miles of roads, but now only about 1,000 miles are serviceable. As a consequence of the roads, and a ferry terminal at Hollis, there are homes scattered in many places across the Island.  There are a number of small hamlets, outposts and Native American villages, but Craig is the only town of any significance. It is 120 miles from Ketchikan around the south end of the Island. Its population is about 1,200, but it is the commercial center for the whole Island). Thorne Bay and Coffman Cove also have harbors that can accommodate Sea Lion and each has a market, a post office, several restaurants and a few other services.  Klawock (only 7 miles from Craig) has the Island's only airport and it has daily commercial (non-jet) service from Ketchikan.