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Oregon

The archive covers 36 counties in Oregon so far. Everything below is a work of the United States government or a book published before 1929, and every page links to the record it came from.

Oregon within the United States

What the archive holds in Oregon

RecordsCount What it is
Settlements1,580Every populated place the Geographic Names Information System records, each with the survey sheets that cover it.
Topographic sheets2,603Distinct United States Geological Survey sheets covering those settlements.
Local histories13Complete chapters from the county histories, reproduced unedited.
Listed properties2,023On the National Register of Historic Places.
Words of narrative726,063Public-domain county history, published complete.

Counties

36 of 36

All 36 counties in Oregon. Every county below has published records and opens its own page.

Map CountySettlements ListedNarrative
Baker County5014not yet read
Benton County235610,019 words
Clackamas County13093not yet read
Clatsop County455633,309 words
Columbia County4711not yet read
Coos County6140not yet read
Crook County86not yet read
Curry County2212not yet read
Deschutes County2051not yet read
Douglas County9647not yet read
Gilliam County154not yet read
Grant County289not yet read
Harney County247not yet read
Hood River County1136not yet read
Jackson County59154not yet read
Jefferson County187not yet read
Josephine County3669not yet read
Klamath County5628not yet read
Lake County1914not yet read
Lane County123123not yet read
Lincoln County6919not yet read
Linn County4873not yet read
Malheur County4219not yet read
Marion County76120not yet read
Morrow County175not yet read
Multnomah County82650668,836 words
Polk County4433not yet read
Sherman County194not yet read
Tillamook County509not yet read
Umatilla County494313,899 words
Union County2221not yet read
Wallowa County2522not yet read
Wasco County3231not yet read
Washington County7551not yet read
Wheeler County132not yet read
Yamhill County2784not yet read

Settlements in Oregon

1,580 settlements

Named places, each with its own page of maps and records. They are listed on the page for the county that holds them, because that is where the rest of a town's record lives too. A place with no page is a place the archive has not reached yet, not a place that does not exist.

Every county in Oregon, each listing its own settlements.

Provenance

  • Boundaries. Census Bureau TIGERweb. A work of the United States government, no copyright under 17 U.S.C. 105.
  • Place names. Geographic Names Information System, United States Geological Survey.
  • Counts. Computed from the records this site publishes, not quoted from anywhere. They change when the archive grows.

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