
The Willamette River defines the western edge of this valley landscape, its winding course creating a complex network of landforms like Ho-A-C-U-M Island, Morgan Island, and the curved shoreline at Irish Bend. To the east, the flat agricultural prairie is dotted with small agricultural hubs and railroad sidings such as Halsey, Harrisburg, and Shedd. These settlements were linked by the Southern Pacific and the Oregon Electric lines, reflecting the early 20th-century reliance on rail for moving crops and passengers through the Willamette Valley.
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