1929 Map of Hood River
USGS Topo · Published 1929About this map
The Columbia River serves as the central artery of this 1920s landscape, dividing the rugged terrain of the Columbia National Forest to the north from the Mount Hood National Forest to the south. Along the river's banks, the engineering of the era is evident in the Bridge of the Gods and the parallel tracks of the Spokane Portland and Seattle Railway and the Union Pacific. The map documents a period when the river was the primary corridor for both commerce and travel, connecting settlements like Stevenson, Cascade Locks, and Bonneville.
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Editions of this 1929 Hood River Map
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Historical Maps of Hood River Through Time
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