2011 Map of Bandon

About this map

The Coquille River Lighthouse stands at the northern edge of this coastal landscape, guarding the mouth of the Coquille River where it meets the Pacific Ocean. This 2011 survey of Bandon and its surroundings reveals a community deeply integrated with its maritime and creek-fed geography. Along the shoreline, sea stacks and landmarks like Face Rock, Haystack Rock, and the Devils Kitchen define the coastline south of Coquille Point. Further inland, the map captures the transition from the town center to rural settlements and agricultural corners such as Cranberry Corners, Dew Valley, and Laurel Grove. The infrastructure of the era is well-documented, from the Bandon State Airport and the Bandon Post Office to the Knights of Pythias Cemetery. Water management and industry are evident through features like the Dahl Log Pond, Bandon Reservoir, and the complex drainage of China Creek and Twomile Creek, which flow toward the New River.