Oregon
V・T・E Oregon, United States  |
| latitude: 44.13, longitude: -120.59 |
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Oregon is a state in the United States at latitude 44°07′48.00″ North, longitude 120°35′24.00″ West.
Places
Large Cities
This is a list of large cities being worked in the state of Oregon.
| City | Population | Coordinates | User/s |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portland, Oregon | 593,820 | 45.52, -122.68 | Paul Johnson |
| Eugene, Oregon | 156,929 | 44.09, -123.13 | cgower |
| Salem, Oregon | 156,244 | 44.93, -123.03 | |
| Gresham, Oregon | 107,439 | 45.50, -122.44 | Richard Shank |
| Hillsboro, Oregon | 99,393 | 45.52, -122.98 | |
| Beaverton, Oregon | 91,625 | 45.48, -122.80 | |
| Bend, Oregon | 77,905 | ||
| Medford, Oregon | 75,501 | ||
| Springfield, Oregon | 59,695 | ||
| Corvallis, Oregon | 54,674 | 44.56, -123.262 | MapJunkie |
| Albany, Oregon | 50,724 |
Places tagged as "city" in Oregon tend to have a population of more than 50,000 people
Small Cities and Towns
Entries are ordered alphabetically by city name, and then by ZIP code.
| ZIP | City | Coordinates | User/s |
|---|---|---|---|
| 97103 | Astoria, Oregon | 46.187, -123.83 | Brian Wilson |
| 97641 | Christmas Valley, Oregon | 43.24, -120.64 | Arbortender |
| 97365 | Newport, Oregon | 44.4, -124.0 | |
| 97380 | Siletz, Oregon | 44.4, -123.6 | |
| 97391 | Toledo, Oregon | 41.4, -83.3 |
Routes
Highways
Interstates and U.S. Routes
See Interstate Highways Relations and United States Numbered Highway Relations.
Oregon State Routes
| Number | Relation | Status and notes | Date Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | 136361 136361 |
complete | |
| 8 | 6249620 6249620 |
complete | |
| 8 | 1862454 1862454 |
complete | |
| 10 | 166138 166138 |
Western end only | |
| 18 | 144627 144627 |
Western end only | |
| 34 | 146194 146194 |
Western end only | |
| 35 | 168406 168406 |
complete | |
| 38 | 149213 149213 |
Western end only | |
| 42 | 149446 149446 |
Western end only | |
| 42S | 151639 151639 |
complete | |
| 47 | 168427 168427 |
complete | |
| 86 | 7686186 7686186
|
complete | |
| 86 Spur | 7684897 7684897
|
complete | |
| 104 | 134094 134094 |
complete | |
| 104 SPUR | 134096 134096 |
complete | |
| 126 | 146232 146232 |
Complete west of Eugene | |
| 131 | 136371 136371 |
complete | |
| 229 | 75910 75910 |
only tagged, not reviewed | |
| 569 | 451995 451995 |
complete |
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. See United_States/Bicycle_Networks for how Oregon's bicycle route tagging conventions fit into the USA's national, regional and local hierarchies.
- International (network=icn + ref=*): None known at this time.
- National (network=ncn + ref=*): Explicitly numbered routes in the United States Bicycle Route System in the future (once approved by AASHTO, it is tagged the number by itself, e.g. network=ncn + ref=95). See WikiProject_U.S._Bicycle_Route_System for details.
- Regional or statewide (network=rcn + ref=*): US and Interstate highway bypass routes (e.g. network=rcn + ref=205 for the I-205 bicycle bypass), Oregon Highways where bicycles are expressly signed as a route, Oregon Highway designated bypass routes (e.g. network=rcn + ref=99E for the 99E BUSINESS Greenway Frontage to Salem Parkway), designated Oregon Bikeways (the letters on the green oval signs, e.g. network=rcn + ref=WVG for the Willamette Valley Greenway) and Oregon State Parks cycleways (not lettered).
- Local (network=lcn + ref=*): Metro, county, and city cycleways. (e.g. network=lcn + ref=40 for Metro's 40 Mile Loop). Many cities do not currently number cycleways, preferring to simply designate them as "Bike Routes" either with explicit on-the-road signage, or on a government-published map. In this case, OSM ways so signed as local bike routes should be tagged lcn=yes, either directly or as members of a network=lcn relation.
Railroads
- Main article: Oregon/Railroads
Historical Objects and Places
There are a number of historical places, districts, buildings, memorials, and other related things that can be tagged with a historic=* tag along with additional information if possible.
Be careful to only add historical objects and places that still exist. If there are no longer remnants, consider adding the item to OpenHistoricalMap.
Resources
County
Statewide
State web site: www.oregon.gov
Open Data Portal: https://data.oregon.gov
Oregon's upcoming Open Data Standard: https://data.oregon.gov/stories/s/xr2x-d2d7
Oregon Geospatial Data Clearinghouse https://www.oregon.gov/geo/Pages/sdlibrary.aspx
Service endpoints:
1' aerial photo 2018 https://imagery.oregonexplorer.info/arcgis/rest/services/OSIP_2018/OSIP_2018_WM/ImageServer/tile/{z}/{y}/{x}
Federal
Fish & Wildlife Service
Import of USFWS National Wildlife Refuges for state of Oregon. This is proposed using US Fish and Wildlife Service Data to define the areas. Looking for additional data sources, emailed the local office this morning.
Would like to see complete data on each area, not just a polygon. These are recreation areas and often have hiking trails and wildlife viewing stations that should be surveyed and documented. It's a big job since they often are in remote areas, but we can do it.
An incomplete list; these are the important ones because they are near me. User:Brian Wilson Just kidding. Doing the whole state. Add more.
| Refuge | Unit | County | Status | More info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ankeny NWR | PDF map | |||
| Basket Slough NWR | ||||
| William S Finley NWR | ||||
| William S Finley NWR | Snagboat Bend unit | Benton | Almost complete |
