2014 Map of Coos Mountain

About this map

Coos Mountain anchors this 2014 survey of the high, drainage-rich divide in Coos County, Oregon. The landscape is defined by its intricate network of waterways flowing from the central heights, including the South Fork Coos River to the north and the headwaters of the N Fork Coquille River further south. The map documents the complex topography where numerous small tributaries like Salmon Cr, Rock Crusher Cr, and Little N Fork Coquille River have carved deep valleys. While the area is largely characterized by its timber-growing potential and watershed importance, the presence of Fairview Rd and various forest access routes provides a record of the modern transportation network used to navigate these steep coastal ranges. This data-rich topographic study is essential for understanding the hydrology and land management of the Oregon Coast Range.