- Oregon - Wikipedia
The Oregon Treaty of 1846 formally brought Oregon under American sovereignty, and the Oregon Territory was created two years later Oregon was admitted to the United States on February 14, 1859, becoming the 33rd state
- Oregon. gov : State of Oregon
The official homepage of the State of Oregon providing resources, services, and information for residents and visitors
- Oregon | Geography, History, Capital, Map, Population . . .
Oregon, constituent state of the U S It is bounded to the north by Washington, to the east by Idaho, to the south by Nevada and California, and to the west by the Pacific Ocean Its largest city is Portland and its capital is Salem, both of which are in the northwestern part of the state
- Travel Oregon | Oregon Vacations Travel Guide
It’s time to plan your next Oregon trip Take in the beauty of it all – wild rivers, scenic bikeways, mountain vistas, abundant farmlands – and show your love for the people who make this place so special
- Oregon Maps Facts - World Atlas
Oregon, also nicknamed, “The Beaver State”, is located in the Pacific Northwest United States It shares its northern border with Washington, its eastern border with Idaho, its southern border with Nevada and California, and its western coastline with the Pacific Ocean
- The 18 Best Places to Visit in Oregon. - U. S. News Travel
Coastal towns, wine country, mountain trails – there is no shortage of things to do in Oregon Find out where to start on this list of the best places to visit in Oregon
- Beginner’s Guide to Oregon - Travel Oregon
You can follow the path of the settlers along the Oregon Trail through these riverfront towns and, just to the south, the mountainside communities at the foothills of Mt Hood, Oregon’s tallest peak Outdoorsy visitors flock to this region to kiteboard, windsurf, kayak, hike, bike, ski and sled
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