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Gold Beach Jetty
Salmon Fishing is both popular and productive from the black sands of Oregon's southern beaches, as evidenced by this scene at the Gold Beach Jetty. Surf and rock fishing require no license along the state's 377 miles of public beaches, and the blue waters of the Pacific provide fishermen with breathaking scenery in addition to the prospect of a prize catch. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo 6671).
Sea Lion Caves
These are some of the residents of the only mainland sea lion rookery in the nation. They stay year-round at Sea Lion Caves, and can be seen basking on these rocks or inside their marine cavern, 12 miles north of Florence on U.S. Highway 101 in Oregon. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo 6431-B).
Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast
Motorists traveling the Oregon coastal route, U.S. Highway 101, find they aren't required to leave their cars to view much of the coast. The highway skirts the ocean most of the way, including the area near Humbug Mountain south of Port Oxford, shown here. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo 5983).
Oregon Caves
The Joaquin Miller Chapel in the Oregon Caves is one of the more popular rooms with the tourists on their guided tour through these famous Marble Halls. The stalagmite in this picture is called Washington's Monument. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo LY-4613).
Oregon Caves
"The Chapel" is the nickname given this large chamber in the Oregon Caves National Monument southwest of Grants Pass, Oregon. Thousands of visitors annually tour the marble caverns to see such odd geological formations as Paradise Lost, The Chapel, Neptune's Grotto and the Ghost Chamber. (Oregon State Highway Deparment Photo 7275).
Oregon Caves
Oregon Caves
A park ranger shows two visitors one of the caverns in Oregon Caves National Monument near Grants Pass, Oregon. Thousands of visitors annually tour the caves to see such geological formations as Paradise Lost, the River Styx, Neptune's Grotto and the Ghost Chamber. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo 7271).
Ashland Plaza, 1974
Ashland Plaza during 1974 flood - Lithia Creek
Oregon Caves
A park ranger shows two visitors one of the caverns in Oregon Caves National Monument near Grants Pass, Oregon. Thousands of visitors annually tour the caves to see such geological formations as Paradise Lost, the River Styx, Neptune's Grotto and the Ghost Chamber. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo 7271).