1954 Map of Langlois

About this map

The coastal dairy and ranching settlements of Langlois and Denmark dominate the western edge of this mid-century survey along the Oregon coast. The landscape is defined by the unique hydrology of the New River, which runs parallel to the Pacific Ocean shoreline, creating a series of freshwater bodies like New Lake and Floras Lake. Agriculture is a primary driver of the local economy here, evidenced by the presence of Cranberry Bogs near the coast and established operations like the Taylor Ranch further inland.