Oregon
 Oregon, United States
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Oregon is a state in United States at latitude 44° 7′ 48″ North, longitude 120° 35′ 24″ West.
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Cities
This is a list of cities being worked in the state of Oregon. Entries are ordered alphabetically by city name, and then by ZIP code.
| ZIP | City | Coordinates | User |
|---|---|---|---|
| 97641 | Christmas Valley, Oregon | 43.24, -120.64 | Arbortender |
| 97333 | Corvallis, Oregon | 44.56, -123.262 | Brian Wilson, MapJunkie |
| 97404 | Eugene, Oregon | 44.09, -123.13 | cgower |
| 97030 | Gresham, Oregon | 45.50, -122.44 | Richard Shank |
| 97365 | Newport, Oregon | 44.4, -124.0 | |
| 97229 | Portland, Oregon | 45.52, -122.68 | Paul Johnson |
| 97301 | Salem, Oregon | 44.93, -123.03 | |
| 97380 | Siletz, Oregon | 44.4, -123.6 | |
| 97391 | Toledo, Oregon | 41.4, -83.3 |
Highway Route Relations
Interstates and U.S. Routes
See Interstate Highways Relations and United States Numbered Highway Relations.
Oregon State Routes
Cycle Routes
Mapping of bicycle routes is now underway in a number of parts of Oregon.
Access
By law, all state-owned roads must be open to bicycles including freeways. Routes that are closed to bicycles for safety reasons must have a posted detour. ODOT has really upped the ante in the case of some high-traffic routes like I-84 and I-205, giving bicycles their own limited-access right of way, essentially creating bicycle expressways parallel to those freeways. Freeways closed to bicycles have signs warning cyclists half a mile in advance and at the exit itself that they must leave the freeway at the exit, followed by the standard NMV Prohibited sign following the exit. Ramp enterances will have NMV signs if that freeway segment doesn't allow bicycles (sometimes with a sign posting the direction bicycles should take). Following the first on-ramp after bicycles are allowed on the freeway again, drivers are reminded to watch out for cyclists with the usual green Bike Route sign.
Tagging
Please use relations when tagging cycleways, as they frequently go from dedicated path to surface streets in urban areas.
- International (icn_ref=*): None known at this time.
- National (ncn_ref=us or interstate): US and Interstate highway bypass routes (eg ncn=I 205 for the I 205 bicycle bypass). Also would include US Numbered Bicycle Routes in the future (ncn=proposed, once approved it would simply be the number by itself, eg ncn=76).
- Regional (rcn_ref=whatever): Oregon Highway designated bypass routes (eg rcn=99E BUSINESS for the greenway frontage to Salem Parkway) and designated Oregon Bikeways (the letters on the green oval signs, eg rcn=WV for the Willamette Valley Greenway). Also includes Oregon State Parks cycleways (not lettered).
- Local (lcn_ref=whatever): Metro, county, and city cycleways. (eg lcn=40 for Metro's 40 Mile Loop). Many cities do not currently number cycleways,
Potential County Data Sources
Jackson County have an open data portal at http://www.smartmap.org/portal/gis-data.aspx. Precise status as to whether this data is compatible with CC-BY-SA and/or oDBL has not been established. Further information at http://oregon.gov/DAS/EISPD/GEO/docs/contacts/RptCounty Contacts.pdf.
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