
The Willamette River and Columbia River converge in this urban landscape, defining the industrial and civic heart of the region. On the northern bank, the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and Pearson Field sit just across the state line from North Portland's complex waterways, including Hayden Bay and the Alternate Barge Channel. The map documents a dense network of neighborhoods from Saint Johns to Irvington, showing the varied terrain of Waud Bluff and the Tualatin Mountains overlooking the city center. This edition preserves the location of many local landmarks and educational institutions, such as the University of Portland and the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine. Researchers can also identify long-established resting places like Historic Columbian Cem and Jones Cem, providing valuable data for genealogical study in the Multnomah County area.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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