Gary-Summer: May 1970

Willamette Pass-5,128' (Willamette Pass) (43.6004009, -122.0380876)
Willamette Falls-59' (Oregon City) (45.3512317, -122.6220363)
Willamette River-10' (Sauvie Island) (45.6528939, -122.7648218)
Willamette Slough-125' (Salem West) ( 44.9283983, -123.0522083 )
Little Willamette River-177' (Lewisburg) (44.6367881, -123.1512072)
Willamette Log Pond-318' (Dallas) (44.9137290, -123.3151027)
East Channel Willamette River-207' (Riverside) (44.5412330, -123.2325983)
Coast Fork Willamette River-440' (Eugene East) (44.0231807, -123.0236953)
Middle Fork Willamette River-440' (Eugene East) (44.0231807, -123.0236953)
Middle Channel Willamette River-213' (Riverside) (44.5048444, -123.2325982)
North Fork Middle Fork Willamette River-1,034' (Westfir West) (43.7584569, -122.5242190)
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Description:

When around the locals, pronunciation is important. It pronounced along the lines of Dam It Willamette.

According to GNIS:

Willamette Valley is also called Willamette Basin
Willamette Pass is also called:

Pengra Pass
Willamette Summit

Willamette River

Heads at the confluence of the Middle Fork Willamette River and the Coast Fork Willamette River and flows generally north to join the Columbia River at Burlington, OR. 301 kilometers long.
Pronounced wil-am-et
Also called:

Multnoomah River-Burr, David H. The American Atlas
Walhamot River-Reid, John Phillip
River Mannings-McArthur, Lewis A. and Lewis L.
Multnomah River
Multnumah River
Ouallamet River
River Manning -McArthur, Lewis A. and Lewis L.
Wahlamath River
Wal-lamt River
Walla Matte River
Wallamat River
Wallamatte River
Wallamet River
Wallamette River
Wallammet River
Wallamut River
Wilarmet River
Wilhamet River
Willamett River
Willamitte River
Williamette River

Coast Fork Willamette River

64 kilometer long tributary of the Williamette River

Trips:

June 5, 2022 - Lawrence, Gary, and Sherri walked around a small trail in the Minto-Brown Island Park.
January 12, 2023 - Gary and Sherri walked along the WIllamette River for a ways.

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Wednesday, May 20, 1970

Places: OR-Turtle Cove

Turtle Cove-2,303' (Picture Gorge East) (44.5965325, -119.6222086)
Legal: T__S, R__E, Sec__

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Within John Day National Monument, in the Sheep Rock Unit . Along the Island in Time trail

According to GNIS, also called Blue Basin McArthur, Lewis A. and Lewis L.- Oregon Geographic Names

Trips:

September 18, 2021 - Visited John Day National Monument. Walked the Blue Basin and Fire or Flood Trails as well as went to the Visitor Center

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Places: OR-Tumalo

Tumalo Falls-5,082' (Tumalo Falls) (44.0339151, -121.5668295)
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Tumalo Lake-5,066' (Tumalo Falls) (44.0219908, -121.5425235)
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Tumalo Mountain-7,779' (Broken Top) (44.0052414, -121.6427106)
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Tumalo Butte-3,908' (Bend) (44.0954663, -121.3701703)
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Tumalo Creek-3,245' (Bend) (44.1160028, -121.3391286)
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South Fork Tumalo Creek-4,872' (Tumalo Falls) (44.0295597, -121.5569794)
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Middle Fork Tumalo Creek-4,872' (Tumalo Falls) (44.0467818, -121.5989245)
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North Fork Tumalo Creek-5,611' (Tumalo Falls) (44.0470596, -121.5994800)
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Trips:

September 19-21, 2021 - Camped at Tumalo State Park

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Places: OR-Tillamook

Tillamook-26' (Tillamook) (45.4562159, -123.8440137)
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Tillamook River-7' (Tillamook) (45.4876037, -123.9017954)
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Tillamook Bay-0' (Girabaldi) (45.5228133, -123.9188106)
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According to GNIS:

Tillamook, also called

Lincoln-Oregon Geographic Names
Tillamook Landing-Oregon Geographic Names
Hoquarton-Oregon Geographic Names

Trips:

June 3, 2022 - Visited the Creamery and Cape Lookout
August 5, 2022 - Visited the Creamery and Point Meares

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Places: OR-Ti'lomikh Falls

Ti'lomikh Falls-1,073' (Gold Hill) (42.4432850, -123.0430980)
Legal: T36S, R3W, Sec_15, Willamette Meridian.

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From GNIS:

“Ti'lomikh” is of Takelma origin and is their name for the area; the word reportedly translates as "West of which there are Cedars" or "the cedar people.". 620 ft long; located along the Rogue River, 1 mi. N of Gold Hill; .
Also Called:

Powerhouse Falls, White Water Jets USA, http://whitewaterjets.com
Power House Falls, South Umpqua Rural Community Partnership, http://www.surcp.org

Trips:

June 7, 2022- A break on our drive home from Salem. The falls are more of a rapid, abut a three foot drop or so. But it is good for a nice stretch of the legs.

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Tuesday, May 19, 1970

Places: OR-Sparks

Sparks Lake-5,427' (Broken Top) (44.0163559, -121.7440542)
Legal: T__S, R__E, Sec__

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Description:

From GNIS:

Sparks Lake-779 acres in size with a maximum depth of 7 feet.

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Places: OR-South Falls (Marion)

South Falls-1,142' (Drake Crossing) (44.8788319, -122.6589914)

Lower South Falls-994' (Drake Crossing) ( 44.8853737, -122.6610182)
South Fork Silver Creek-958' (Drakes Crossing) ( 44.8892886, -122.6634202 )

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Description:

From GNIS:

South Falls:

The falls have a vertical drop of 177 feet.

Lower South Falls

The falls have a vertical drop of 93 feet.

Trips:

June 3, 2022 - Hiked the South Falls Loop
January 16, 2023 - Hiked South Falls, Winter Falls, Middle and Lower North Falls, DOuble Falls and Drakes Falls-Sherri, Andrea, Steven and Gary

References:

HikeSpeak blog
World of Waterfalls-South Falls and Lower South Falls

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Places: OR-Sisters (Deschutes)

Three Sisters-10,325' (South Sister) (44.1035503, -121.7695876)
Legal: T__S, R__E, Sec__

Sisters Reservoir-3,343' (Sisters) (44.2597046, -121.5774080)
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Sisters Mirror Lake-6,001' (South Sister) (
44.0402687, -121.8281145)
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Sister Spring-6,631' (North Sister) (44.1684503, -121.8158779)
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South Sister-10,335' (South Sister) (44.1035349, -121.7694803)
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Middle Sister-10,033' (North Sister) (44.1484819, -121.7840419)
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North Sister-9.984' (North Sister) (44.1666146, -121.7721256)
Legal: T__S, R__E, Sec__

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Description:

From GNIS:

Three Sisters.

Consists of North Sister, Middle Sister, and South Sister.
Also called

Mount Hope
Mount Faith
Mount Charity
North Sister
Middle Sister
SOuth Sister

Sister Spring. Also called Sisters Spring
South Sister. Also Called

Mount Charity
Three Sisters

Middle Sister. Also Called

Mount Hope
Three Sisters

North Sister. Also Called

Mount Faith
Three Sisters

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Places: OR-Silver Creek (Silver Falls SP)

Silver Creek-157' (Silverton) ( 45.0003986, -122.8409249 )
Silver King Mountain-5,240' (Battle Ax) (44.8643592, -122.1342518)
South Fork Silver Creek-958' (Drakes Crossing) ( 44.8892886, -122.6634202 )
North Fork Silver Creek-1,378' (Drakes Crossing) (44.8765109, -122.6489754)

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Description:

Apparently there is not a Silver Falls, but a series of falls along the North and South Forks of Silver Creek.

A beautiful area with lots to explore

Trips:

June 3, 2022 - Hiked the South Falls Look
January 16, 2023 - Hiked South Falls, Winter Falls, Middle and Lower North Falls, DOuble Falls and Drakes Falls-Sherri, Andrea, Steven and Gary

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Places: OR-Mt Tabor

Mt Tabor-643' (Mt Tabor) (45.5128907, -122.5930189)
Legal: T__S, R__E, Sec__

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Description:
Mt Tabor is the remains of volcanic activity. This is port of the Boring Lava Field. There are three other volcanic peaks within Portland. The park's design had Olmstead's step-son as a consultant. Mt Tabor may not be a recognized park by Portland, but has all the trappings of one. During the 1920's, Mt Tabor was the site of KKK activities.

Trips:

January 13, 2023 - Day trip to Portland where we visited Voodoo Donuts, Powell's bookstore and Mt Tabor. We then picked up Steven from the airport.

We drove most of the way to the top and walked the rest of the 50' to the top. Worthwhile walking the park.

References:

Travel Portland
Wikipedia
Portland.gov
Portland Live 2016 article on hiking Mt tabor

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Monday, May 18, 1970

Places: OR-Rogue River

Rogue River-0' (Gold Beach) (42.4226112, -124.4292742)

Rogue Valley-1,181' (Sams Valley) (42.4401246, -122.9261546)

Rogue Watershed-6,493' (Union Peak) (42.7774388, -122.1847625)

Rogue Elk-1,486' (Trail) (42.6623474, -122.7594870)

Rogue River Range-6,280' (Fish Mountain) (43.0354122, -122.4549453)

Rogue River Reef-0' (Gold Beach) (42.4528897, -124.4823326)

South Fork Rogue River-1,870' (Cascade Gorge) ( 42.7115162, -122.5467032

Middle Fork Rogue River-2,185' (Prospect South) (42.7198502, -122.4728121)

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From GNIS: Rogue River-

Named for the Tototins, an Indian tribe of nefarious habits, who were termed Coquins by the French and Rogues by the English.
Also called:

Tak-elam- Fattig, Paul, August 16, 1998, Bits of Lost Takelma Language Preserved, Mail Tribune, Medford Oregon
South Fork Rogue River
Yan-shuu-chit'taa-ghii~-li~', Swarthmore College, December 31, 2017,
http://siletz.talkingdictionary.org
Rogues River, Colton Maps, U.S. Atlas Series, December 31, 1869
Clamouth River, Burr, David H., The American Atlas, December 31, 1839
Rascally River, McArthur, Lewis A. and Lewis L., December 31, 1982, Oregon Geographic Names
Clamet River, State of Oregon. Department of Forestry Forest Protection District Maps: Tillamook. Salem: Oregon State Forestry Department, 1983.
Gold River, McArthur, Lewis, A. and Lewis L., December 31, 1992, Oregon Geographic Names, Headings, Oregon Historical Press, 6th ed., 957pp.
La Riviere aux Coquins, McArthur, Lewis, A. and Lewis L., December 31, 1992, Oregon Geographic Names, Headings, Oregon Historical Press, 6th ed., 957pp
Les Coquins, McArthur, Lewis, A. and Lewis L. December 31, 1992, Oregon Geographic Names, Headings, Oregon Historical Press, 6th ed., 957pp.
McLeods River, State of Oregon. Department of Forestry Forest Protection District Maps: Tillamook. Salem: Oregon State Forestry Department, 1983.
North Fork Rogue River
River Coquin, McArthur, Lewis, A. and Lewis L., December 31, 1992 Oregon Geographic Names, Headings, Oregon Historical Press, 6th ed., 957pp.
Rouge Clamet River, State of Oregon. Department of Forestry Forest Protection District Maps: Tillamook. Salem: Oregon State Forestry Department, 1983.
Too-to-nezTrashit, McArthur, Lewis, A. and Lewis L., December 31, 1992, Oregon Geographic Names, Headings, Oregon Historical Press, 6th ed., 957pp.

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Wikipedia

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Saturday, May 16, 1970

Places: OR-Cape Perpetua

Cape Perpetua-7' (Yachats) (44.2870647, -124.1151199)

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Trips:

August 4, 2022 - Brief stop at the visitor center

References:

Forest Service writeup
Wikipedia
Travel Oregon
Mandagle Blog - 10 epic things to do in the area

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Thursday, May 14, 1970

Places: OR-North Falls

North Falls-1,463' (Elk Prarie) (44.8850270, -122.6239509)

Lower North Falls-1,030' (Drake Crossing) (44.8917241, -122.6467719)

Middle North Falls-1,125' (Drake Crossing) ( 44.8887483, -122.6429916 )

Upper North Falls-1,522' (Elk Prarie) ( 44.8832426, -122.6142002 )

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Description:

From GNIS:

North Falls. The falls has a vertical drop of 136 feet.
Lower North Falls. The falls have a vertical drop of 30 feet.
Middle North Falls.The falls has a vertical drop of 106 feet.
Upper North Falls.

Trips:

January 16, 2023 - Hiked South Falls, Winter Falls, Middle and Lower North Falls, Double Falls and Drakes Falls-Sherri, Andrea, Steven and Gary

References:

World of Waterfalls: Lower North Falls, Middle North Falls, North Falls, Upper North Falls

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Middle North Falls-Jan 16, 2023

Lower North Falls-Jan 16, 2023

Middle North Falls-Jan 16, 2023

Middle North Falls-Jan 16, 2023

Middle North Falls-Jan 16, 2023

Lower North Falls-Jan 16, 2023

North Fork of Silver Creek-Jan 16, 2023

Wednesday, May 13, 1970

Places: OR-Minto

Minto Island-141' (Salem West) (44.9259530, -123.0628745)
Legal: T__S, R__E, Sec__

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Description:

Also there is a big city??? park called Minto-Brown Island Park. Great place to roam.

Trips:

June 5, 2022 - Lawrence, Gary, and Sherri walked around a small trail in the Minto-Brown Island Park.
January 12, 2023 - Gary and Sherri walked along the WIllamette River for a ways onto Minto Island, but not as far as the park.

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Places: OR-Cape Meares

Cape Meares-335' (Netarts) (45.4859357, -123.9745763)

Cape Meares Lake-10' (Garibaldi) (45.5074204, -123.9503107)

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Description:

From GNIS:

Cape Meares

The name Cape Meares was applied to the cape in 1857 by George Davidson. The variant name is of Tillamook origin.
Also called:

Nascowitzen
Cape Mears

From the decision card:
1790 -Voyages in 1788-1789 from China to Northwest
America, by John Meares, p. 169.
Local usage "The Cape Lookout of Meares is in latitude 45°29*, and is known as Cape Meares.* (Pac. Coast Pilot, 1869, p. 433).
1857 -George Davidson (see his statements in Pacific
Coast Pilot, quoted below) .
"We applied the present name to the cape in 1857 because the name
Lookout had been previously applied to the cape eight miles southward.'
(Pac. Coast Pilot, 1869, p. 437)

Cape Meares Lake

At the N end of Cape Meares, between the Pacific Ocean shore and Bayocean Dike, 4.5 km ( 2.8 mi) SW of Bay City.
Also called Biggs Cove

Trips:

August 5, 2022 - Visited the Creamery and Point Meares

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Tuesday, May 12, 1970

Places: OR-Cape Lookout

Cape Lookout-449' (Sand Lake) (45.3395467, -123.9929015)
Legal: T__S, R__E, Sec__

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Description:

According to GNIS, also called Nasitselz

Trips:

June 4, 2022 - Go to Tillamook and Cape Lookout

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Sunday, May 10, 1970

Place: OR-John Day

John Day-3,087' (John Day) (44.4159883, -118.9530100)
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John Day River-267' (Rufus) (45.7326252, -120.6492244)
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John Day Channel-3' (Cathlamet Bay) (46.1914969, -123.7429173)
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John Day Creek-505' (Green Mountain) (46.1239987, -123.6354119)
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John Day River-3' (Cathlamet Bay) (46.1814050, -123.7405800)
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John Day Point-23' (Cathlamet Bay) (46.1812193, -123.7395835)
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John Day Gulch-1,453' (Painted Hills) (44.7496285, -120.3727417)
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Little John Day Creek-3,461' (Drumhill Ridge) (45.4181867, -118.1924463)
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Upper John Day Rapids-269' (Rufus) ( 45.7359584, -120.6567248)
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Lower John Day Rapids-266' (Rufus) ( 45.7165138, -120.6858921)
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North Fork John Day River-1,831' (Kimberly) (44.7559762, -119.6386061)
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Middle Fork John Day River-2,198' (Slickear Mountain) (44.9162608, -119.3022107)
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South Fork John Day River-2,330' (Dayville) (44.4737563, -119.5360884)
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John Day -___' (John Day) (lat, long)
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According to GNIS:

Named for John Day (1771-1819), a backwoodsman from rural Virginia who served with the Astor-Hunt overland party (Pacific Fur Company). (Oregon Place Names/2003/p512)
John Day River, also called

Radha River - Union Pacific Railroad Timetables. On File at Oregon Historical Society.One of four segments also included in "The Railroad Stations of Oregon" by Lewis L. McArthur and Cynthia B. Gardiner, 1996.
John Days River - State of Oregon. Department of Forestry Forest Protection District Maps: Tillamook. Salem: Oregon State Forestry Department, 1983.

John Day River-apparently different than the one above. This one looks like it ends in the Columbia River. Also called:

Lepages River - McArthur, Lewis, A. and Lewis L., Oregon Geographic Names, Headings Oregon Historical Press, 6th ed., 957pp.
Day's River - McArthur, Lewis, A. and Lewis L., Oregon Geographic Names, Headings Oregon Historical Press, 6th ed., 957pp.

Both the Upper and Lower John Day Rapids are now part of the Columbia River.
South Fork John Day River also called South Fork
Summit Creek has also been called the Middle Fork John Day River
Wíwaanaytt Creek has also been called the Middle Fork John Day River

Trips:

September 18, 2021 - Visited John Day National Monument. Walked the Blue Basin and Fire or Flood Trails as well as went to the Visitor Center. Ate lunch in the town of John Day.

References:

Wikipedia-John Day the person
City of John Day - also John Day the person
John Day Fossil Beds
Travel Oregon

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Monday, May 4, 1970

Places: OR-Drake Falls

Drake Falls-1,63' (Drake Crossing) (44.8895890, -122.6457932)
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Drake Crossing-1,641' (Drake Crossing) (44.9259553, -122.6559202)
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iscovered and named by local photographer June Drake in the late 1880's. Drake Falls was named for June Drake, who is either rolling over in his grave at the poor views available for this waterfall, or was an exceptionally modest person to name the smallest waterfall of the canyon complex after himself (though it isn't clear if Drake named the falls for himself, or if a third party named it in his honor). From Northwest Waterfall Survey

From GNIS:

Drake Falls-The falls has a vertical drop of 27 feet.

Trips:

January 16, 2023 - Hiked South Falls, Winter Falls, Middle and Lower North Falls, Double Falls and Drakes Falls-Sherri, Andrea, Steven and Gary

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January 16, 2023

January 16, 2023

Places: OR-Double Falls

Double Falls-1,217' (Drake Crossing) (44.8920417, -122.6450116)
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Obvious name as there are a top and lower falls right next to each other.

From GNIS: The falls have a vertical drop of 178 feet.

Trips:

January 16, 2023 - Hiked South Falls, Winter Falls, Middle and Lower North Falls, DOuble Falls and Drakes Falls-Sherri, Andrea, Steven and Gary

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January 16, 2023

January 16, 2023

Places: OR-Deschutes

Deschutes River-161' (Wishram) (45.6354011, -120.9145096)
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Little Deschutes River-4,157' (Anns Butte) (43.8540071, -121.4539175)
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Deschutes Canyon-1,949' (Round Butte Dam) (44.5740280, -121.2735067)
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Upper Falls Deschutes River-3,950' (Benham Falls) (43.9787161, -121.4083706)
Legal: T__S, R__E, Sec__

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From GNIS:

Deschutes River. Also called:

Riviere des Chutes
River of the Falls
Falls River, State of Oregon. Department of Forestry Forest Protection District Maps: Tillamook. Salem: Oregon State Forestry Department, 1983.
Deschutes River Scenic Waterway, State of Oregon. Department of Forestry Forest Protection District Maps: Tillamook. Salem: Oregon State Forestry Department, 1983.
Clarks River
Chutes River, State of Oregon. Department of Forestry Forest Protection District Maps: Tillamook. Salem: Oregon State Forestry Department, 1983.
Riviere aux Chutes, McArthur, Lewis A. and Lewis L., Oregon Geographic Names, 5th
Towornehiooks, Kolamkeni Koke, McArthur, Lewis A. and Lewis L., Oregon Geographic Names, 5th
Wanawont, McArthur, Lewis A. and Lewis L., Oregon Geographic Names, 5th
Des Chutes River, Colton Maps, U.S. Atlas Series December 31, 1869

Little Deschutes River. Also called:

East Fork
East Fork of the Deschutes River

Trips:

September 19, 2021 -Walked along the river at Bend, OR

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Places: OR-D River

D River-13' (Lincoln City) (44.9679254, -124.0184569)
Legal: T__S, R__E, Sec__

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Description:

From GNIS:

The D River is considered the shortest "river" in the world at approximately 100 yards (300 ft). (Oregon Geographic Names, p263)
This feature connects Devils Lake with the Pacific Ocean at Lincoln City.
Also called Devil River

Trips:

January 14, 2023 - Trip to Lincoln City with Andrea, Steven, Sherri and Gary

References:

Oregon State Parks
Wikipedia
Beach Connector
Conde Nast Traveler 2012 article by Ken Jennings-yes, taht Ken Jennings

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Saturday, May 2, 1970

Places:OR-Mount Bachelor

Mount Bachelor-9,065' (Mount Bachelor) (43.9793690, -121.6887809)
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Description:

From GNIS

Mount Bachelor

So named because it stands apart from the Three Sisters.
In the Cascade Range, 4.8 km (3 mi) SE of Tumalo Mountain and 29 km (18 mi) SW of Bend.
Also Called:

Brother Jonathan
Bachelor Butte

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Places: OR-Beverly Beach

Beverly Beach-138' (Newport News) ( 44.7203936, -124.0576162)

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According GNIS-Named in the 1930's for a doll owned by the daughter of the landowners

Trips:

August 4, 2022 - Camped at the state park, site F30
August 5, 2022 - Left the campground

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Friday, May 1, 1970

Places: OR-Agnes Creek

Agnes Creek-10' (Lincoln City) (44.9593928, -124.0212893)
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Grom GNIS: According to Earl Nelson's Pioneer History of North Lincoln County, published in 1951, the stream was named by William L. Graham, a realtor in Delake, for three members of his family. His grandmother and mother had the first name Agnes, and his daughter's middle name was also Agnes.

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