2011 Map of Heppner Junction

About this map

Columbia River frontage defines this borderland landscape between Washington and Oregon, where transportation corridors have long dictated the rhythm of local commerce. On the northern bank, small stopping points like Moonax and Moona sit near the water, while the settlement of Sixprong and the Sixprong Ranch are situated further inland along the drainage of Sixprong Creek. The presence of Heppner Junction on the southern shore highlights the area's role as a transit node, linking river traffic with road and rail networks. This 2011 survey documents the established infrastructure of the region, from the primary route of Frontage Rd to more isolated landmarks like Willow Lake and McCredie, reflecting a sparse but vital layout of ranching and river-side industry along the Columbia Gorge.