2020 Map of Vida

About this map

The settlement of Vida sits along the northern banks of the McKenzie River, serving as a gateway to the central Oregon Cascades. This 2020 topographic study illustrates the intricate river-and-road network that defines the region, including the notable Goodpasture Bridge and the critical energy infrastructure represented by the Eugene Water and Electric Board Canal. The landscape is dominated by the steep, forested drainages of the Cascade Range, where numerous water bodies like Gate Cr and the N Fork Mohawk River flow through the Willamette National Forest. Local navigation is defined by family-named routes and utility roads such as Sun Ranch Rd and Leaburg Dam Rd, which connect rural homesteads and fishery sites like those found along Fish Hatchery Rd. The map provides a precise look at the township and range boundaries where Linn Co and Lane Co meet in the high country.