1926 Map of McMinnville
USGS Topo · Published 1926About this map
The Yamhill River winds through the heart of this valley, connecting the regional hub of McMinnville with the river-oriented settlements of Dayton and Lafayette. The landscape is defined by the fertile Dayton Prairie and the prominent Amity Hills, where early twentieth-century agriculture is supported by a dense network of local schools like Lone Star School and Fairview School. Near the eastern boundary, the Willamette River shapes the topography, creating the expansive Grand Island and the marshy Mission Bottom.
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