Yachats
Yachats is a city of 1,000 people on the Central Oregon Coast. The name comes from the Siletz language and means "dark water at the foot of the mountain".- Village with about 990 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 40 feet (10 metres)
- Description: city in Oregon, USA
- Postal code: 97498
- Also known as“Yachats, OR”“Yachats, Oregon”
Places of Interest
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Smelt Sands State Recreation Site
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Yachats State Recreation Area
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Yachats
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Latitude
44.3128° or 44° 18′ 46″ north
Longitude
-124.105° or 124° 6′ 18″ west
UN/LOCODE
US Y9O
Open location code
84PQ8V7W+42
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = village
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Welsh—“Yachats” goes by many names.
ياتشاتسArabic
YachatsBasque
ЯхатсBulgarian
YachatsCatalan
YachatsCebuano
ЯгатсChechen
亚查茨Chinese
亞查茨Chinese
俄勒岡州亞查茨Chinese
YachatsCroatian
YachatsCzech
YachatsDutch
یاچاتسGilaki
یاچاتس (اؤرگن)Gilaki
YachatsHaitian
Yachats, OregonHaitian
יאהאטסHebrew
YachatsHungarian
YachatsIdo
Yachats, OregonIdo
YachatsIrish
YachatsItalian
ヤハッツJapanese
ЯчатсKazakh
ЯчатсKirghiz
YachatsLadin
YachatsMalagasy
Yachats, OregonMalagasy
YachatsMin Nan Chinese
YachatsNorwegian
Yachats (Oregon)Norwegian Bokmål
یچتسPersian
یچتس، اورگنPersian
YachatsPolish
YachatsSerbian
ЈачатсSerbian
YachatsSerbo-Croatian
Yachats, OregonSerbo-Croatian
YachatsSlovak
یچتس، اورقنSouth Azerbaijani
ЯгатсTatar
YachatsTurkish
Yachats, OregonTurkish
ЯгатсUkrainian
یچاٹس، وریگنUrdu
YachatsUzbek
YachatsVolapük
YachatsWelsh
Yachats, OregonWelsh
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