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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)[reply]

I think the wiki page has it switched, as far as which organization manage the area above and below Mean High Water

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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	43°05′10″N 124°26′18″W / 43.0862197°N 124.4384482°W / 43.0862197; -124.4384482	Bandon	105
Haystack Rock	1121709	Summit	Lake	42°28′17″N 120°51′46″W / 42.4712621°N 120.8627572°W / 42.4712621; -120.8627572	Gearhart Mountain	7319
Haystack Rock	1136367	Summit	Malheur	43°42′28″N 117°15′15″W / 43.7076582°N 117.2540579°W / 43.7076582; -117.2540579	Grassy Mountain	2799
Haystack Rock	1143419	Island	Tillamook	45°12′44″N 123°59′10″W / 45.2123255°N 123.9862284°W / 45.2123255; -123.9862284	Nestucca Bay	0
Haystack Rock Arch	1675459	Arch	Tillamook	45°12′44″N 123°59′10″W / 45.2123255°N 123.9862284°W / 45.2123255; -123.9862284	Nestucca Bay	0
Haystack Rock	1143420	Summit	Wallowa	45°50′04″N 117°13′06″W / 45.8343155°N 117.2182161°W / 45.8343155; -117.2182161	Table Mountain	4518
Haystack Rock	1121708	Island	Clatsop	45°53′04″N 123°58′05″W / 45.8845514°N 123.9681942°W / 45.8845514; -123.9681942	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)[reply]

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 I think they made it clear that it's the 3rd largest Sea Stack in the world, (monoliths that arise out of the ocean) [[User:Therubicon|Therubicon]] 14:59, 29 May 2007 (UTC)
+I think the wiki page has it switched, as far as which organization manage the area above and below Mean High Water
 == disambiguation ==