1984 Map of Depoe Bay

About this map

The rocky Lincoln County coastline is meticulously documented here, showing the development of Depoe Bay and Lincoln Beach during the early 1980s. This survey illustrates the intricate relationship between the coastal settlements and the geography of the Pacific Ocean front, where numerous waysides like Boiler Bay State Wayside and Otter Crest State Wayside line the Oregon Coast Highway. Significant landmarks such as Cape Foulweather, Spouting Horn, and Bald Government Point define the shore, while the interior is marked by the steep rise of Siletz Hill and the winding Siletz River. The infrastructure supporting the local community is evident in the presence of a Schoolhouse, a Sub Station, and the Depoe Bay Reservoir. Additionally, the map identifies the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge Wilderness, underscoring the conservation of the numerous offshore rocks including Gull Rock and Rabbit Rock.