Depoe Bay was named for Siletz Indian Charles "Charley" Depot who was originally allotted the land in 1894 as part of the Dawes Act of 1887.

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Depoe Bay is the ultimate destination when it comes to relaxing, unwinding, and leaving behind the stressors of the modern world. Here, the ocean feels just steps away. It's home to what Oregonians fondly call the smallest navigable harbor, but it's big on natural beauty and things to do.

Depoe Bay The World's Smallest Harbor Known as the “whale watching capital of the Oregon Coast”, Depoe Bay seems to draw whales to its horizon like clockwork every March through December. The town anticipates those migrations, with a Whale Watch Center, shore observation decks, and charter boats for an up-close view.

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Named “the world's smallest natural navigable harbor,” the Depoe Bay Harbor used to sit at just 30 feet wide until it was expanded over 55 years ago. Today the channel covers roughly six acres with a 50-foot wide opening.