
Multnomah Falls and the dramatic verticality of the Columbia Gorge dominate this 2024 survey, showcasing the geological intensity of the border between Oregon and Washington. The map details a dense network of cascades, including Horsetail Falls, Oneonta Falls, and Wiesendanger Falls, along with the steep climbs to Sherrard Point and Larch Mtn. This modern record captures the preservation of the landscape within the Mark O Hatfield Wilderness and Franz Lake National Wildlife Refuge, where the river’s broad reaches like Broughton Reach and Columbia River Upper Range meet the rugged basalt cliffs.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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1954 Linnton
Multnomah County, OR

1954 Mount Tabor
Multnomah County, OR

1954 Oswego
Multnomah County, OR

1954 Sauvie Island
Multnomah County, OR

1957 Bonneville Dam
Multnomah County, OR

1961 Linnton
Multnomah County, OR

1961 Mount Tabor
Multnomah County, OR

1961 Sauvie Island
Multnomah County, OR

1975 Linnton
Multnomah County, OR

1975 Mount Tabor
Multnomah County, OR

1976 Mount Tabor
Multnomah County, OR

1979 Tanner Butte
Multnomah County, OR

1986 Bridal Veil
Multnomah County, OR

1986 Multnomah Falls
Multnomah County, OR

1990 Linnton
Multnomah County, OR

1990 Mount Tabor
Multnomah County, OR

1990 Sauvie Island
Multnomah County, OR

1994 Bridal Veil
Multnomah County, OR

1994 Multnomah Falls
Multnomah County, OR

1994 Tanner Butte
Multnomah County, OR

2024 Bonneville Dam
Multnomah County, OR

2024 Bridal Veil
Multnomah County, OR

2024 Linnton
Multnomah County, OR

2024 Mount Tabor
Multnomah County, OR

2024 Multnomah Falls
Multnomah County, OR

2024 Sauvie Island
Multnomah County, OR

2024 Tanner Butte
Multnomah County, OR