1956 Map of St. Paul
USGS Topo · Published 1958About this map
St Paul serves as the focal point of this mid-1950s survey of the Willamette Valley, where the Willamette River defines the western edge of Marion County. The landscape is characterized by a transition from traditional riverfront bars like Ray Bar and Mission Bar to an increasingly modern transport network. The emerging Baldock Freeway cuts through the southeastern corner near West Woodburn, signaling the shift toward high-speed transit that would soon bypass many of the rural centers. Evidence of earlier community structures remains visible in the documentation of the Arbor Grove School (Aban'd) and Four Corners Sch (Aban'd), while the St Louis School and Champoeg Cem preserve the region's pioneer and educational heritage. This area is further defined by its agricultural layout, stitched together by thoroughfares such as Champoeg-Salem Road and St Paul-Fairfield Road.
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