2014 Map of Mack Point

About this map

Mack Point and the adjacent shoreline of the Pacific Ocean define this coastal section of Curry County, Oregon. The landscape is dominated by sea stacks and rocky outcrops such as Mack Arch, Yellow Rock, and Leaning Rock, which sit offshore from the steep coastal bluffs. For local historians and geographers, the map traces the critical transit corridors of the early 21st century, including the Oregon Coast Hwy and Carpenterville Hwy, which parallel the shore near Windy Point. Small drainages like Burnt Hill Cr cut through the terrain at Mack Arch Cove, illustrating the drainage patterns of this immediate shoreline. This map provides a detailed view of the littoral zone and maritime navigation hazards like Mack Reef and Arch Rock as they appeared in 2014.