2014 Map of Bandon

About this map

The Coquille River meets the Pacific Ocean at Bandon, where the rugged Oregon coastline is defined by prominent sea stacks and rocky outcrops like Face Rock, Haystack Rock, and Cat and Kittens Rock. This 2014 survey captures the coastal community as it balances its maritime geography with inland development. South of the main settlement, the landscape transitions into a network of small drainages and coastal lakes, including Bradley Lake and Laurel Lake. The inland geography is marked by several small rural hubs such as Dew Valley and Laurel Grove, connected by roads like Beach Loop Rd and China Creek Rd. A notable concentration of water infrastructure is visible northeast of town, featuring the Bandon Reservoir, Ferry Cr Reservoir, and Geiger Cr Reservoir. Historical local-history markers include the Knights of Pythias Cem and the Bandon State Airport, documenting the town's growth and infrastructure during the early 21st century.