1954 Map of Canby
USGS Topo · Published 1957About this map
The Willamette River carves a deep, winding path through this mid-1950s landscape, serving as the primary geographic anchor for established communities like Willamette and Canby. The convergence of the Mollala River, Pudding River, and Tualatin River highlights a region defined by its complex waterways and fertile valleys. While Canby serves as a hub with its County Fairgrounds and High Sch, the surrounding area is dotted with small-scale agricultural landmarks such as Tualatin Grange and Warner Grange. Transportation and industry follow the terrain, with the Southern Pacific tracks and Pacific Highway East paralleling the riverbanks. Local history is deeply embedded in the many named burial grounds, including Robert Bird Cemetery and Zoar Cemetery, which mark the early homesteads of the north Willamette Valley.
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