Map of Coos County, Oregon

Map of Coos County - Coos County is a county located in the U.S. state of Oregon. Coos County Map showing cities, highways, important places and water bodies. Get Where is Coos County located in the map, major cities in Coos county, population, areas, and places of interest.

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About Coos County, Oregon

Coos County is a county located in the U.S. state of Oregon. It's county seat is Coquille. As per 2020 census, the population of Coos County is 64999 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 1,600 sq mi (4,144 km2). Coos County was established on 1853.

Coos County Facts

Continent	North America
Country	United States
State	Oregon
County Seat	Coquille
Largest City/Town	Coos Bay
Established	1853
Total Area	1,806 sq mi (4,678 sq km)
Land Area	1,596 sq mi (4,134 sq km)
Water Area	210 sq mi (544 sq km)
Population	64,929 (Census 2020)
Population Density	40.7 people per sq mi
Time Zone	Pacific Time Zone
Major Highways	U.S. Route 101, Oregon Route 42, Oregon Route 42S
Major Rivers	Coquille River, Coos River, South Fork Coos River, Millicoma River
Neighboring Counties	Douglas County, Curry County
Famous For	Pacific coastline, sand dunes, timber history, fishing, and outdoor recreation
Top Attractions	Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Shore Acres State Park, Cape Arago, Coos Bay Boardwalk, Bandon Beach
Official Website	Official Website

About Coos County, Oregon

Coos County is located along the southern Oregon coast in the United States and was established in 1853. The county seat is Coquille, while Coos Bay is the largest city in the county. The county is known for rugged Pacific coastline, forested hills, coastal rivers, fishing communities, and large sand dune recreation areas.

Cities and Towns in Coos County, Oregon

City/Town	Population (Census 2020)	Latitude & Longitude
Coquille (county seat)	4,099	43.1771°N, 124.1876°W
Bandon	3,398	43.1187°N, 124.4084°W
Coos Bay	15,985	43.3665°N, 124.2179°W
Lakeside	1,879	43.5815°N, 124.1751°W
Myrtle Point	2,352	43.0648°N, 124.1390°W
North Bend	10,078	43.4065°N, 124.2243°W
Powers	689	42.8837°N, 124.0737°W
Barview (CDP)	1,844	43.3547°N, 124.3301°W
Bunker Hill (CDP)	1,777	43.3670°N, 124.2040°W
Charleston (CDP)	819	43.3454°N, 124.3232°W
Glasgow (CDP)	1,011	43.4291°N, 124.2193°W
Hauser (CDP)	852	43.5211°N, 124.2145°W

Golf Courses in Coos County, Oregon

Golf Course	Location	Latitude & Longitude
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort	Bandon	43.1892°N, 124.3902°W
Coos Golf Club	Coos Bay	43.3514°N, 124.2479°W
Bandon Crossings Golf Course	Bandon	43.1504°N, 124.3447°W
Bandon Face Rock Golf Course	Bandon	43.1095°N, 124.4030°W
Forest Hills Country Club	Reedsport	43.7028°N, 124.0935°W

Roads and Highways in Coos County, Oregon

Major highways connect the county to nearby regions and cities.

U.S. Route 101 - runs along the Pacific Coast and connects Coos Bay, North Bend, Bandon, and coastal communities
Oregon Route 42 - links Coos Bay with Roseburg and Interstate 5 in Douglas County
Oregon Route 42S - provides an alternate inland route between Bandon and U.S. Route 101

Neighboring Counties of Coos County

Douglas County (north and east)
Curry County (south)

Top Attractions in Coos County, Oregon

The county features several attractions known for history, nature, and recreation.

Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area - large coastal dune system popular for off-road vehicles and hiking
Shore Acres State Park - scenic oceanfront park with gardens and dramatic cliff views
Cape Arago State Park - coastal recreation area known for wildlife viewing and ocean scenery
Bandon Beach - famous beach with sea stacks and scenic sunset views
Coos Bay Boardwalk - waterfront area with shops, restaurants, and marina views
South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve - protected estuary with trails and educational exhibits
Face Rock State Scenic Viewpoint - coastal viewpoint featuring rock formations and beaches
Golden and Silver Falls State Natural Area - waterfall destination within forested canyon landscapes

Distance from Coos County to Nearby Cities

The following distances are measured by road (driving).

Coquille to Coos Bay (Coos County), Oregon - 16 mi (26 km)
Coquille to North Bend (Coos County), Oregon - 20 mi (32 km)
Coquille to Bandon (Coos County), Oregon - 14 mi (23 km)
Coquille to Roseburg (Douglas County), Oregon - 73 mi (117 km)
Coquille to Eugene (Lane County), Oregon - 126 mi (203 km)
Coquille to Grants Pass (Josephine County), Oregon - 109 mi (175 km)
Coquille to Medford (Jackson County), Oregon - 146 mi (235 km)
Coquille to Newport (Lincoln County), Oregon - 115 mi (185 km)
Coquille to Salem (Marion County), Oregon - 176 mi (283 km)
Coquille to Portland (Multnomah County), Oregon - 246 mi (396 km)
Coquille to Brookings (Curry County), Oregon - 98 mi (158 km)
Coquille to Bend (Deschutes County), Oregon - 232 mi (373 km)

FAQs about Coos County

Where is Coos County located?

Coos County is located along the southern Oregon coast beside the Pacific Ocean.

What is the population of Coos County?

Coos County had a population of 64,929 according to Census 2020 data.

What is Coos County known for?

Coos County is known for Pacific coastline scenery, sand dunes, fishing communities, timber history, and outdoor recreation.

What are the major highways in Coos County?

The county is served by U.S. Route 101, Oregon Route 42, and Oregon Route 42S.

Are there golf courses in Coos County?

Yes, Coos County has several golf facilities including Bandon Dunes Golf Resort and Coos Golf Club.

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