Mile 99 Report
Bandon State Park, Devils Kitchen, Haystack Rock
May 26, 2019
This survey was conducted on Sunday of a holiday weekend, which is likely why more people were on mile 99.
Report Details
This survey was conducted on Sunday of a holiday weekend, which is likely why more people were on mile 99. The expected shorebirds and seabirds were seen on the offshore rocks, including a large population of pigeon guillemot around Haystack Rock. No erosive changes were noted along the bluff since last survey, and several sand dunes were developing along the middle section of the mile. There was less inorganic debris than on previous surveys.
Conditions
Temperature: 55 F. Cloud Cover: Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light. Wind Direction: S. Tide Level: 2.5 feet.
Human Activities
Number of people: 73. Number of dogs: 10. Walking or running: 61. Surfing: 1. Other Activities: 2 bike riding; 9 horseback riding.
Vehicles
Driftline Content
Small rocks, Seaweeds and seagrass, Animal casings (e.g., crab, shrimp molt), Wood pieces.





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Mile 99
Bandon State Park, Devils Kitchen, Haystack Rock
Mile 99 shows the impact of the early winter storms and king tides.
Teri Spencer
Mile 99
Bandon State Park, Devils Kitchen, Haystack Rock
There were several groups of people enjoying the beauty of mile 99 on a Sunday.
Teri Spencer
Mile 99
Bandon State Park, Devils Kitchen, Haystack Rock
A rainy day at low tide.
Teri Spencer
Mile 99
Bandon State Park, Devils Kitchen, Haystack Rock
Post summer survey of Mile 99 showed movement of Johnson creek approx 1/4 mile north from last survey.
tbowspencer
Mile 99
Bandon State Park, Devils Kitchen, Haystack Rock
There is little change on mile 99 since the last survey.
tbowspencer
Mile 99
Bandon State Park, Devils Kitchen, Haystack Rock
A quiet morning after the summer season.
tbowspencer
Mile 99
Bandon State Park, Devils Kitchen, Haystack Rock
Mile 99 is now mostly flat, without the sand dunes seen on the last survey.
tbowspencer
Mile 99
Bandon State Park, Devils Kitchen, Haystack Rock
Although there has been over 9 inches of rain since October 1, both creeks (Johnson and Crooked) on mile 99 are at lower than expected levels of max depth of approx 5 inches at usual crossing spots.
tbowspencer