Coquille River Lighthouse Lighthouses 124 25’ W) (decommissioned) is

124  25’ W) (decommissioned) is situated nearly at sea level atop Rackleff Rock across the Coquille River from the town of Bandon

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just south of the mouth of the Coos River and is Oregon’s oldest continuously operating light

called Gregory Point

Cape Arago Lighthouse (43  20’ 5” N

Coquille River Lighthouse Lighthouses 124 25’ W) (decommissioned) isCoquille River Lighthouse (43 7 N, 124 25 W) (decommissioned) is situated nearly at sea level atop Rackleff Rock across the Coquille River from the town of Bandon. It is the least isolated of all of Oregons lighthouses. It also has the most unique architectural style, with an elongated octagonal building topped by a low pyramidal roof which is attached to the tower. This room contained the fog signal apparatus. Framable poster, 11" x 14. 75", sent in