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The Pacific Northwest's coastal areas are varied. In Washington there are beaches next to ancient old growth forests, small towns, and state parks, as well as the cliffs that line much of the shoreline. In Oregon there are the deep offshore waters of the Pacific Ocean as well as over 200 miles of coastal rivers.
Oregon Lighthouses
Heceta Head Lighthouse, Florence, Oregon - 1894
Tillamook Rock, Oregon "Terrible Tilly" - 1879-1880
Yaquina Bay Lighthouse - 1871
Yaquina Head Lighthouse - 1873, Newport, Oregon
Cape Arago Lighthouse, Coos Bay, OR - 1866
Cape Blanco Lighthouse, Sixes, Oregon - 1870
Umpqua River Lighthouse, Winchester Bay, Oregon 1894
Coquille River (Bandon) Lighthouse, Bandon, OR 1895
Cleft of the Rock, Yachats, Oregon - 1976
Cape Arago #2
Cape Meares Light
Umpqua River Light
Washington State Lighthouses
Cape Disappointment Lighthouse, Washington, - 1856
Cape Flattery, Tatoosh Island, Washington - 1857
Destruction Island Light, Destruction Island, Washington, - 1891
Grays Harbor (Westport) Light, Westport, Washington - 1898
New Dungeness Lighthouse, Dungeness, Washington - 1857
San Juan Islands Lighthouses, Washington
Admiralty Head
Alki Point
Browns Point Light
Cattle Point
Dofflemyer Point Light
Lime Kiln Light
Marrostone Point
Mukilteo Lighthouse
North Head
Point No Point
Point Robinson
Point Wilson
Turn Point
West Point Lighthouse
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