2011 Map of Oysterville
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Leadbetter Point State Park anchors the northern reaches of the Long Beach Peninsula, where the land narrows between the Pacific Ocean and the sheltered waters to the east. This coastal survey documents the enduring settlement patterns of historic communities like Oysterville and Nahcotta, which are connected by a grid of local roads and coastal thoroughfares such as Stackpole Rd and Oysterville Rd. The landscape is defined by its transition from ocean beach to tidal wetlands, marked by features like Goulter's Slough and Espy Slough.
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