Lincoln County topographic map
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Lincoln County
Lincoln County, Oregon, presents a diverse and varied topography shaped by its coastal position and the influence of nearby mountain ranges. The region's terrain is dominated by the rugged Pacific coastline, which includes rocky headlands, sandy beaches, and dramatic cliffs that drop sharply into the ocean. Inland, the land rises to include the Coast Range, where mountains such as Table Mountain and Iron Mountain offer forested slopes and steep ridges, with elevations reaching up to about 3,000 feet. The region is also traversed by several rivers and streams, including the Siletz and Alsea Rivers, which carve out deep valleys through the forested landscape. The terrain is lush and moist, benefiting from significant rainfall throughout the year, which nourishes dense temperate rainforests and offers opportunities for hiking and exploration.
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Name: Lincoln County topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Lincoln County, Oregon, United States (44.27508 -124.18767 45.04577 -123.59844)
Average elevation: 574 ft
Minimum elevation: -13 ft
Maximum elevation: 4,003 ft
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