2011 Map of Gladstone

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Willamette National Cemetery and Lincoln Memorial Cemetery dominate the slopes of Mount Scott, illustrating the large-scale memorial landscapes of the southeastern Portland metropolitan fringe. This 2011 survey captures the dense suburban expansion between the Willamette River and the Clackamas River, where established neighborhoods like Woodstock and Eastmoreland meet newer developments in Happy Valley. The terrain is defined by volcanic features, including Powell Butte and Mount Talbert, which remain as prominent green spaces amidst the residential grid. Transport and community hubs are well-defined, from the commercial corridors of Clackamas and Lents to specialized sites like the Gladstone Park Seventh Day Adventist Camp. Smaller residential pockets such as Jennings Lodge and the incorporated Johnson City show the varied jurisdictional nature of the region as it transitioned into the early 21st century.