
Langlois and the small settlement of Denmark sit along the coastal terrace of Curry County, where the landscape transitions from the Pacific shoreline to the rising timbered peaks of the Oregon Coast Range. This modern survey illustrates the unique drainage patterns of the area, most notably the New River, which flows parallel to the Pacific Ocean behind a narrow beach strip for several miles. The coastal plain is punctuated by several significant water bodies, including Croft Lake, Muddy Lake, and New Lake, which lie just inland from the Oregon Islands Wilderness.
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