1982 Map of Oregon City

Agricultural heritage is evident in the southern and western portions of the map, particularly across French Prairie and the drained lands of Lake Labish. Notable institutional and recreational landmarks are scattered throughout, such as the Dammasch State Hospital near Wilsonville and extensive public lands like Champoeg State Park and the western edge of Mt Hood National Forest. Transport infrastructure is dominated by the Pacific Highway and major rail lines including the Southern Pacific and Burlington Northern, which historically fueled the growth of towns like Woodburn and Silverton.