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Shaggy Ridge is a six and a half kilometre long razor-backed ridge that is the highest feature in the Finisterre Mountains in north-eastern Papua New Guinea on the island of New Guinea. In 1943 Shaggy Ridge was the site of main Japanese defensive position blocking access from the Ramu Valley to the track and road network that joined it with the north coast.
