2020 Map of Myrtle Point

About this map

The Coquille River valley serves as the central artery for this Coos County landscape, where the North Fork Coquille River and South Fork Coquille River converge near Myrtle Point. This area reflects a long history of timber and river-based industry, anchored by the Myrtle Point Log Pond and surrounded by smaller settlements like Arago, Norway, and Broadbent. The terrain transitions from the wide floodplains of Pleasant Valley to the steeper ridges of Cribbins Hill and Robbins Butte. Genealogists will find a high concentration of burial sites throughout the forks, including the Norway Cem, Fishtrap Cem, and the remote Catching Creek Cem. The map detail traces numerous winding rural routes like Myrtle Point-Lampa Rd and Fishtrap-Collier Rd that connected these timber and dairy communities.