2011 Map of Langlois

About this map

Langlois and Denmark serve as the primary coastal settlements in this Curry County landscape, situated along a complex network of waterways and small lakes. The geography is defined by the parallel courses of New River and the Pacific shoreline, creating a unique corridor of wetlands including Muddy Lake, Croft Lake, and New Lake. This 2011 survey documents the rural infrastructure of the era, from the Langlois Post Office to the Denmark Cemetery, connected by a web of timber and ranch roads like Bethel Mountain Rd and Floras Lake Loop. Significant topographic features such as Morton Butte and Round Top rise above the drainage basins of Floras Creek and Morton Creek. Further inland, the terrain ascends toward White Mountain, where the West Fork Floras Creek originates. This map illustrates the intersection of coastal ranching culture and the distinct hydrologic patterns of the Southern Oregon coast.