
McKinney Bottom and the fertile floodplains of the Santiam River system define this portion of the Willamette Valley during the early 1970s. The landscape is a complex network of moving water and irrigation, where the North Santiam River and South Santiam River converge amidst a web of sloughs and man-made channels like the Jefferson Ditch. This geography dictated the placement of early settlements and transport, with the Southern Pacific railroad threading through Crabtree and West Scio to serve the agricultural hinterland.
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