2014 Map of North Bend

About this map

Coos Bay and North Bend anchor this coastal landscape where the Coos River meets the Pacific. The intricate shoreline is defined by tidal features like Haynes Inlet, North Slough, and Pony Slough, connected by the landmark McCullough Memorial Bridge carrying the Oregon Coast Hwy. The 2014 survey documents the established infrastructure of the region, including the Southwest Oregon Regional Airport and the residential pockets of Glasgow and Cooston along the eastern shore. To the north, the Siuslaw National Forest contains a series of coastal bodies such as Teal Lake and Snag Lake. This map provides a detailed view of the water-dependent economy and settlement patterns of Coos County, from the industrial Marshfield Channel to the quiet reaches of Echo Valley and the North Bend Range.