1957 Map of Cape Foulweather

About this map

Lincoln City serves as the focal point of this coastal survey, where a string of beach communities such as Wecoma Beach, Oceanlake, and Delake line the shore of the Pacific Ocean. This period reflects the consolidation of these local settlements, while the interior remains defined by the winding course of the Siletz River and Schooner Creek. The landscape transitions from the sandy stretches near Devils Lake to the prominent headlands at Cape Foulweather and Otter Crest. Along the Oregon Coast Highway, a series of protected lands like Boiler Bay State Park and Rocky Creek State Park suggest an early emphasis on public access to the shoreline. Small-scale industrial activity is represented by a Gravel Pit near the southern coast, while the local education system is anchored by the High School in Taft.