Oregon Coast Real Estate Knowledge Center: North Aerial Guide Overview Express Tour -- Featuring Aerial Images of the City of Depoe Bay including the Depoe Bay Harbor Area, the Depoe Bay Highway 101 Bridge and the U.S. Coast Guard Station Depoe Bay.

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North Aerial Guide Overview - Express Tour
The City of Depoe Bay – The Depoe Bay Harbor Area

Entering into the City of Depoe Bay, the sandy beaches of the Lincoln Beach Area change over into rugged basalt coastlines extending southward for many miles, finally ending at the Town of Otter Rock. The City of Depoe Bay carries the distinction as the Whale Watching Capital of the World and is a favorite spot for observing gray whales while they travel south to their winter breeding grounds in Mexico and north to their spring/summer feeding grounds in Alaska. Also, a resident pod of gray whales lives in the area for almost ten months of the year offering additional opportunities to observe them in the wild. Also, the Depoe Bay Area is the location of the World’s Smallest Navigable Harbor. Due to the short distance from the harbor docks out to the ocean, Depoe Bay is a popular place for charter boat operators offering deep sea fishing and whale watching excursions. In addition, the inner harbor area is the site for the Coast Guard Station Depoe Bay, a U.S. Coast Guard Facility delivering search and rescue operations to mariners out at sea. Another landmark of the Oregon Coast is the Depoe Bay Highway 101 Bridge, one of the city’s most photographed Points of Interest. The bridge is the design brilliance of Conde B. McCullough, Oregon’s famous bridge architect who was instrumental in creating many of the scenic bridges built along the Oregon Coast Highway System in the 1920s and 1930s.

Photo looking south over the north entryway leading into the City of Depoe Bay, the transition point where the sandy beaches of the Lincoln Beach Area change over to rugged basalt coastlines extending for many miles southward ending at the Town of Otter Rock.

Photo overlooking the rugged coastline setting found within the City of Depoe Bay, known as the Whale Watching Capital of the World and a popular spot for charter boat operators offering deep sea fishing and whale watching excursions from the Depoe Bay Harbor Area.

Photo looking towards the Depoe Bay Harbor Area with its boat docks and its commercial businesses established on the inner bay, and the home of Coast Guard Station Depoe Bay, one of the U.S. Coast Guard stations located on the Oregon Coast.

Photo looking east towards the Depoe Bay Highway 101 Bridge, a landmark of the Depoe Bay Area and one of the historic coastal bridges designed by famed bridge architect Conde B. McCullough who was instrumental in creating many of the scenic bridges built along the Oregon Coast Highway System during the 1920s and 1930s.

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