
John B Yeon State Park and the surrounding wilderness of the Mt Hood National Forest define this 1970s landscape along the Oregon-Washington border. The terrain is marked by a high density of named waterfalls and peaks, including Elowah Falls, Wahe Falls, and the prominent Tanner Butte. The northern edge follows the Columbia River, where the Union Pacific railroad parallels the shore near Pierce Island and Ives Island.
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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