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How well do you know of in the US? Oregon is located on the US West Coast, between the states of Washington and California. Some say that Oregon’s most beautiful region on the Pacific coast is – we agree of course!
The seven different regions of Oregon offer beach and sea, mountains, valleys, high desert, big cities, small picturesque villages and just about everything you could want yet.With 592 meters is the
With a length of around 643 kilometers from east to west and 579 kilometers from north to south Oregon is so great that a number of smaller states would fit into it. To facilitate visitors find their way, we have divided our country into seven regions. You can view a part of it or all visit only – of course we recommend the latter. We also find that the classification helps the specific highlight of each region.
Whether it is your first or tenth visit to Oregon, here are some facts are listed to know this impressive state closer.
Within the federal limits all soil types are represented in Oregon that exist in the world.
Oregon has more than 5900 registered campsites, 230 state parks and 13 national forests.
The highest elevation of Oregon is the 3427 m high Mt. Hood, the sea level is the lowest point.
There are more than 6,000 lakes and a total of 180,246 kilometers flowing waters.
Almost half of Oregon is covered by forests – about 12 million hectares.
In Oregon, there are 16 hot springs, which are known to date.
Oregon has four National Historic Trails and 14 National Historic Districts.
There are more than 7,000 bridges in Oregon, which covered 50 – called Covered Bridges.
Along the coast are nine lighthouses and there is a lightship.
There are seven wonders – and not one of them is located in Oregon. Presumably, those who have created this list, not yet visited our beautiful state. They never Mount Hood or the majestic Columbia River Gorge witnessed, never explored the Oregon coast. The colorful rock strata of the Painted Hills, the towering rock formations of volcanic ash of Smith Rock State Park and the Alpine mountain ranges of Wallowas were (apparently) also overlooked.
Even Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the United States, is missing from the list. So, dear world out there – we saw your miracle. And we take the challenge – with our own seven wonders. We invite you to our miracle not only to see but to experience it. Our miracles are not only fantastic photo opportunities.
In order to have really seen, you need out of the car to get out in the middle go you in, and they feel beneath your feet. And always remember: All that is Oregon. Here you have all possibilities to make your own personal holiday experience and our wonder to discover.
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The Pacific Northwest abounds with bright history and one of a kind legends—and this voyage through the Beaver State is no exemption! Look at the service station restroom that looks like cowhand boots as you scan the skies for a man flying over the state read more