
Gold Beach and Wedderburn sit at the mouth of the Rogue River in this mid-1980s topographical record of the Oregon coast. The landscape is defined by the meeting of river and sea, where landmarks like Ferry Hole Bar and Johns Hole characterize the shifting waters of the Rogue. To the west, the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge encompasses offshore features such as Needle Rock, Double Rock, and Pyramid Rock, indicating the protective status of the coastal environment.
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