2011 Map of Mack Point

About this map

Mack Point and the nearby Mack Reef define this dramatic stretch of the Southern Oregon coast where the land meets the Pacific Ocean. This coastal landscape is marked by a series of prominent sea stacks and geological formations including Mack Arch, Saddle Rock, and Yellow Rock. The topography is defined by steep drainage patterns like Long Hollow and the outflow of Burnt Hill Creek, which cuts through the shoreline before reaching the sea. Access to this portion of the Curry County coast is traced through Byrdies Rd and the winding Carpenterville Rd, which parallels the coastline. The map records several named landmarks used for navigation and coastal identification, including Black Rock, Leaning Rock, and the appropriately named Windy Point.