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Coast Range

American  

noun

  1. a series of mountain ranges along the Pacific coast of North America, extending from Baja California to southeastern Alaska.


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Drones, aircraft and hand crews worked for days to tame the fire, successfully stopping it from spreading across the dense forest that surrounds the famous Doerner Fir tree in Oregon’s Coast Range mountains.

From Los Angeles Times

With more hot and dry weather forecast along Oregon's Coast Range, firefighters are struggling to put the fire out.

From BBC

The biggest CO2 sinks are therefore low-relief mountain ranges such as the Black Forest or the Oregon Coast Range, where erosion rates approach the optimum.

From Science Daily

In the Oregon Coast Range, the models projected increases in the size of fires in July, and more frequent but smaller fires projected in May, June, and late summer.

From Seattle Times

To a lesser degree, that trend holds for the western Washington Cascades and the Oregon Coast Range, he added.

From Science Daily