The claims may be found 15 miles (direct) from Newport/Toledo, or 12 miles NW (direct) from Waldport, on the scenic Oregon Coast, which is itself 135 miles SW from Portland, Oregon.

By road the distances are 25 miles from either point, with the best all weather route being a paved highway from Waldport for 20 miles, and U.S. Forest Service road for 8 miles, of which the last three miles are gravel.

There is a railhead and sea-going barge loading facility at Toledo, only 15 miles away, which could be accessed via a private logging road.Table Mountain, as shown here on the horizon above Yaquina Bay (with nepheline syenite rip rap) at Newport Oregon, 114 highway miles from Portland, Oregon.

From Oregon Highway 34, turn north on FS 52, which is blacktopped for the first 5 miles.

Turn north again at the junction of 5200, and continue on for 3 miles on gravel (crushed nepheline syenite) to the claim boundry.

USGS Aerial PhotographNotice that when this photo is overlayed with a USGS topo map that the roads and quarry are in the same position. The northern claim line is clearly exposed by the forest clearcut.Altitude 2752.

The view west from Table Mountain showing the bridge crossing the Alsea River at Waldport. The forest lands adjacent to the claims are USFS property and Georgia Pacific holdings.

NephelineSyenite.com, an HTML version of this site can be seen of the Lincoln County, Oregon nepheline syenite property for sale, lease or joint venture.

NephelineSyenite.com, an HTML version of this site can be seen of the Lincoln County, Oregon nepheline syenite property for sale, lease or joint venture.