2020 Map of Hood River

About this map

The Hood River valley serves as a critical junction where the White Salmon River meets the Lake Bonneville pool of the Columbia River. This modern survey illustrates the dense agricultural and residential development south of the city, transitioning from the orchards of Odell and Pine Grove to the forested slopes of the Mount Hood National Forest. Local history is preserved in numerous burial sites such as Idlewilde Cem and Saint Mary's Cem, while the county seat is anchored by the Hood River County Court House. Transportation and industry remain central to the area's character, evidenced by the BNSF Railway corridor along the river and the Ken Jernstedt Airfield. To the north, across the state line, the settlements of White Salmon and Underwood overlook the water from the heights of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, near the Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery.