- Cape
Foulweather is a
basalt outcropping 500 feet (150 m)
above the
Pacific Ocean on the
central coastline of the U.S.
state of
Oregon - in
Lincoln County...
- |title= (help) Cape
Foulweather is 1 NM
south of
Whale Cove. "Dangers
extend for
nearly 2
miles N of the N
point of Cape
Foulweather and
about 600 yards...
-
Foulweather Bluff is a
privately owned protected area and a
cliff that lies on the
northwest end of the
Kitsap Peninsula along Puget Sound, on the east...
- Vice-Admiral John
Byron (8
November 1723 – 1
April 1786) was a
British Royal Navy
officer and explorer. He
earned the
nickname "Foul-Weather Jack" in the...
-
Apple Tree
Point B****
Point Command Point Elwood Point Erlands Point Foulweather Bluff Hood
Point King Spit
Lemolo Point Madrona Point Manette Peninsula...
- The
Yaquina Head Light, also
known early in its
existence as the Cape
Foulweather Lighthouse (though Cape Foul
Weather is 4
miles to the north) is a lighthouse...
- He was the son of John "Mad Jack" Byron, son of Vice-Admiral John "
Foulweather Jack" Byron,
second son of the
fourth Baron and the
younger brother of...
- the
Oregon coast at
approximately 44°30′
north latitude,
naming Cape
Foulweather,
after the bad
weather which forced his
ships south to
about 43° north...
-
including Captain Cheap and
Midshipman John
Byron (later Vice
Admiral "
Foulweather Jack")
remained on
Wager Island.
After a
series of disasters, over five...
- Bay– for
about 12,000 years; from
Tillamook Head in the North, to Cape
Foulweather in the south, and
extending inland to the
summit of the
Oregon Coast...
