Brookings
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Brookings is located on America’s Wild Rivers Coast and has some of the warmest temperatures on the coast. The southern entry to the Oregon Coast is a base camp for recreation on Chetco, Rogue, Elks and Sixes rivers, a center for commercial flower growing and tourism. Brookings-Harbor boasts the challenging 18-hole Salmon Run Golf Course and hosts the three-day Slam’n Salmon Oyster Derby over Labor Day Weekend, the largest fishing derby in the Pacific Northwest.

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