2014 Map of Eugene West

About this map

The western suburbs and industrial fringes of Eugene are defined here by a transition from dense residential neighborhoods like Bethel and River Road to the open agricultural and aviation lands of the southern Willamette Valley. The northern extent of the map is anchored by the Mahlon Sweet Field Airport, while the Southern Pacific rail line cuts through the northeast corner near Irving. The landscape south of the urbanized areas of Danebo becomes increasingly vertical, rising into the foothills of the Coast Range. These uplands are marked by distinctive peaks such as Murray Hill, Bailey Hill, and Cantrell Hill, providing a stark contrast to the flat, hydrological-engineered valley floor where the Amazon Creek Diversion Channel directs water away from the city center. Historical landmarks, including the Oak Hill Cem and the campus of the Eugene Bible Coll, offer specific points of interest for local researchers.