Talk:Haystack Rock
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Haystock Rock is not the third lergest in the world. Please refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monolith
I think they made it clear that it's the 3rd largest Sea Stack in the world, (monoliths that arise out of the ocean) Therubicon 14:59, 29 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] disambiguation
Recent questions about the location of Haystack Rock led to querying USGS Geonames. Turns out there are seven such places in Oregon:
| Feature Name | ID | Class | County | location | Map | Elev(ft) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haystack Rock | 1121707 | Island | Coos | Bandon | 105 | |
| Haystack Rock | 1121709 | Summit | Lake | Gearhart Mountain | 7319 | |
| Haystack Rock | 1136367 | Summit | Malheur | Grassy Mountain | 2799 | |
| Haystack Rock | 1143419 | Island | Tillamook | Nestucca Bay | 0 | |
| Haystack Rock Arch | 1675459 | Arch | Tillamook | Nestucca Bay | 0 | |
| Haystack Rock | 1143420 | Summit | Wallowa | Table Mountain | 4518 | |
| Haystack Rock | 1121708 | Island | Clatsop | Tillamook Head | 105 |
and eight more outside Oregon. This should probably be handled as a disambiguation with the current article renamed to Haystack Rock (Tillamook County, Oregon). —EncMstr 07:40, 16 January 2008 (UTC)
