1971 Map of Coquille
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
The Coquille River winds through this coastal valley, anchoring a landscape where the river economy and timber interests intersect. In the early 1970s, Coquille serves as a concentrated hub of activity, featuring the High Sch, Lincoln Sch, and several local parks like Sturdivant Park and Washington Sq. The town's industrial and logistical infrastructure is visible through the Sewage Disposal plant, a Radio Tower (KWRO), and the Southern Pacific rail line that parallels the river's path. North of the main settlement, the land rises toward Noble Hill, where the Overland Mine and various borrow pits suggest an active resource extraction history. This survey captures the transition from the developed riverfront to the managed slopes of the Coos County Forest, illustrating how local topography dictated the placement of small outposts like Coaledo and Noble.
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