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Nestled between the Pacific
Ocean and the Coast Mountain Range, rests Cannon Beach; famed for
its forested headlands, towering monoliths and miles of pristine,
sandy beaches.
Located on the Pacific Northwest Coast of Oregon, 80 miles west of
Portland and 25 miles south of Astoria, Cannon Beach is surrounded
by the rugged natural beauty of forests, ocean beaches, and rivers.
Only four miles in length, and with a population near 1,600, Cannon
Beach is a popular and picturesque resort area, playing host to an
estimated over 400,000 visitors annually. Although Cannon Beach was
incorporated as a city in 1957, it has been occupied much longer:
first by native cultures, and then, since the late 1800s, by
American settlers. In 1806, Captain William Clark, of the Lewis &
Clark Expedition, traveled south to our area in order to secure
needed blubber from a whale beached near the mouth of Ecola Creek.
(Source: City of Cannon Beach- http://www.ci.cannon-beach.or.us/)
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