Coquille, Oregon

Incorporated in 1885, Coquille is a farming and lumber community located in the Coquille River Valley. Coquille is the Coos County seat and home to the Sawdust Theatre, offering its renowned melodrama performances throughout the summer. That flavor of history carries throughout much of the community, and is visible in the turn-of-the-century historic homes and commercial buildings downtown.

Distance to:
Myrtle Point is 9 miles
Bandon is 17 miles
Coos Bay is 17 miles
Powers is 47 miles
Florence, is 66 miles
Roseburg is 67 miles
Eugene is 134 miles
California Border is 181 miles
Portland is 229 miles

Coquille
Coquille has been voted one of the top 10 best small towns in America by a nation-wide travel magazine.
ZIP Code: 97423

Average temperatures:
January Highs 53 degrees; Lows 39 degrees
July Highs 67 degrees; Lows 53 degrees
Annual precipitation:
53.4 inches
Elevation:
Coquille 150'

Schools:
Coquille School District 8
    Preschools: Coquille Valley,
    Elementary Schools: Lincoln
    Middle Schools: Coquille Valley
    High Schools: Coquille

Southwestern Oregon Community College: Established in 1961, it serves 14,000 full and part-time students

Libraries:
Coquille Public Library 

Transportation:
North Bend Municipal Airport, Oregon International Port of Coos Bay, Greyhound Bus Lines in Coos Bay, Porter Stage Lines, Coos Bay Public Transit/Dial-a-Ride

Utilities:
Coos-Curry Electric Cooperative, Inc./ Srca Water District

Industry:
The area's main industries are timber, fisheries, maritime industry and tourism. Major components include the Sawdust Theatre, Coquille City Hall, The Sentinel and Coquille Valley Hospital.

Museums:
Coos County Logging Museum in Myrtle Point