The Oregon coast
11 charted sites, from the state line to the state line, in the stretches of coast people actually name. So far lighthouses and shipwrecks; islands, shoals and reefs are coming soon. On the website before the app.
- Astoria and the mouth of the Columbia1 site
Astoria, Warrenton and Hammond on the Oregon side of the Columbia River mouth, across the bar from Cape Disappointment.
- Cannon Beach and Ecola1 site
Cannon Beach and Ecola State Park, with Tillamook Rock and its lighthouse a mile offshore.
- Tillamook and the Three Capes1 site
The Three Capes Scenic Route west of Tillamook: Cape Meares, Cape Lookout and Cape Kiwanda.
- Newport and Yaquina Bay2 sites
Newport, with two lighthouses: the tall tower on Yaquina Head and the old lighthouse above the mouth of Yaquina Bay.
- Florence and Heceta Head1 site
The headlands north of Florence, with Heceta Head Lighthouse above the sea and the Sea Lion Caves below.
- Winchester Bay and the Umpqua River1 site
Winchester Bay at the mouth of the Umpqua River, among the Oregon Dunes.
- Coos Bay and Cape Arago1 site
Charleston, Sunset Bay and the cliffs of Cape Arago, south of the entrance to Coos Bay.
- Bandon and the Coquille River1 site
Bandon and its sea stacks, at the mouth of the Coquille River.
- Cape Blanco and Port Orford1 site
Cape Blanco, the westernmost point of Oregon, and Port Orford to its south.
- St. Helens and the lower Columbia River1 site
The Columbia River at St. Helens, across from the north end of Sauvie Island.