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Mile 260

Kiwanda Beach west of Pacific City and Nestucca River

February 2, 2023

Mile 260 (Kiwanda Beach) hasn't been surveyed for CoastWatchers or COASST since 2015.

MatthewsE

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Mile 260

Kiwanda Beach west of Pacific City and Nestucca River

October 5, 2015

The warm weather made this section of beach a joy for the people out enjoying this October day.

BeachcomberJim

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Mile 260

Kiwanda Beach west of Pacific City and Nestucca River

September 8, 2010

Nice day to walk beach - only problem was the softness of sand - made it extra difficult to walk - the surf had a yellow green color and surf line/foam was green like the words in coastwatch - didn't look healthy - dogs and humans having fun - causing no problems - lacking drift wood,kelp or much of anything on shore line - no shells or rocks to explore - at North end multitude of people on beach, surf - busy day on North End - Lack of wild life - no birds flying over - none on shore line or in ocean -

fargodmw@gmail.com

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Mile 260

Kiwanda Beach west of Pacific City and Nestucca River

May 31, 2010

Cloudy day - some initial rain around 11:00 am - not windy with nice temperature to walk the beach.

fargodmw@gmail.com

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Mile 260

Kiwanda Beach west of Pacific City and Nestucca River

February 15, 2010

It appears that mile 260 is stable and does have continued human activities - There had been vehicles driving on the beach in the authorized area.

fargodmw@gmail.com

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Mile 260

Kiwanda Beach west of Pacific City and Nestucca River

November 8, 2009

It was a nice cloudy day with a good wind from the South of about 15-20 miles/hr.

fargodmw@gmail.com

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Mile 260

Kiwanda Beach west of Pacific City and Nestucca River

May 23, 2008

Heavy human use (65 people, 7 dogs) on Friday before Memorial Day.

J.M. Trunkey