
The Deschutes River carves a deep, winding path through this corner of north-central Oregon, serving as the primary boundary between Wasco and Sherman counties. The 1962 landscape is defined by the industrial presence of competing rail lines, with the Oregon Trunk and the Spokane Portland and Seattle railroads following the river's tight oxbows. These tracks pass the small railroad stops of Sinamox and Oakbrook, which provided vital transit points in this canyon-heavy terrain.
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1962 Erskine
Sherman County, OR

1962 Sinamox
Sherman County, OR

1964 Mc Donald
Sherman County, OR

1970 Indian Cove
Sherman County, OR

1970 Kent
Sherman County, OR

1970 Rosebush
Sherman County, OR

1971 Bronx Canyon
Sherman County, OR

1971 Harmony
Sherman County, OR

1971 Horseshoe Bend
Sherman County, OR

1971 Klondike
Sherman County, OR

1974 Locust Grove
Sherman County, OR

2023 Bronx Canyon
Sherman County, OR

2023 Erskine
Sherman County, OR

2023 Indian Cove
Sherman County, OR

2023 Kent
Sherman County, OR

2023 Klondike
Sherman County, OR

2023 Rosebush
Sherman County, OR

2023 Sinamox
Sherman County, OR

2024 Harmony
Sherman County, OR

2024 Horseshoe Bend
Sherman County, OR

2024 Locust Grove
Sherman County, OR

2024 McDonald
Sherman County, OR