Coos

Among the regions of the United States, Coos stands out for its Pacific coast, sheltered bays, and working port communities. Centred on Coos Bay, the area joins the open ocean with a broad estuary fed by the Coos River. Its shoreline alternates between headlands, beaches, and wind-shaped dunes, with the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area lying just north of the bay. Coos Bay and neighbouring North Bend retain a maritime identity, while the port has long connected the local timber economy with ocean trade. Inland forests and waterways provide a sharp contrast to the exposed coast. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Oregon’s south coast connects regionally.

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