1914 Map of Boring

About this map

The Clackamas River and Sandy River serve as the primary geographical anchors for this region southeast of Portland during the 1910s. The landscape is defined by the early industrial infrastructure of the Pacific Northwest, notably the Cazadero Logging Railroad and the massive Portland Hood Electric Power Company lines that cut through the terrain. River transport remains vital, evidenced by the presence of Mc Murray Ferry and Feldheimer Ferry providing essential crossings before modern bridges dominated the corridor.